Last updated on September 11th, 2021 at 08:16 am
The Health ministry in Nigeria has said that over 140,000 kids die of pneumonia yearly in the country. Some of the reasons of these alarming figures are Illiteracy when some parent fail to take their children to the hospital for proper immunization, another reasons are lack of good healthcare system for children particularly from rural or uncivilized areas.
The figures were delivered a day prior to World Pneumonia Day, stamped universally on Nov. 12.
“Everyone can be influenced by pneumonia, however the mortality is higher when youngsters are malnourished,” said Oluseyi Omokore, an authority at Nigeria’s Health Ministry.
He said more kids younger than five agreement jungle fever yet passings because of pneumonia are as yet higher.
“Everyone can treat jungle fever yet the circumstance isn’t the equivalent with pneumonia.
Pneumonia is one of the most deadliest disaease in Nigeria, the major cause of this disease is severe or excessive cold that get stuck in the chest, children are more susceptible to this diseases particularly if they are from third world countries, where there’s lack of healthcare system and an enabling shelter over their heads. Pneumonia is common in the rural part of the country.
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