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For some 8,000 displaced living around Circle and Adabraka, the location of severe flooding in Accra, they now face a second battle to stay free of imminent outbreak of cholera.
The disease which exposes poor hygenic practices has already been confirmed in one case at the Adabraka Polyclinic.
Myjoyonline.com' photojournalist David Andoh was at Circle to take these shots. It explains why reports of an imminent Cholera disaster is not fear-mongering.
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