The fishing jetty of Cutbona and the fish landing centre at Mobor on the other side of River Sal has been hit by an outbreak of cholera and diarrhea amongst migrant workers employed on the fishing vessels.
Even as Health officials are battling dengue at the Cutbona fishing jetty, around 50 cases of cholera and diarrhea have been reported at the Cutbona fishing jetty and the fish landing centre at Mobor.
State Epidemiologist Dr Utkarsh Betodkar confirmed to The Goan that a total of 50 cases of cholera and diarrhea might have been reported at both Mobor and Cutbona in the last fortnight. "Yes, there is an outbreak of cholera and diarrhea amongst the migrant workers employed at the at the fishing jetties of Mobor and Cutbona", Dr Utkarsh told The Goan.
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