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一 |     Lilongwe, Oct 10 (UNI) Malawi has banned sale of food in primary and secondary schools ahead of the new school year, which starts Monday, as cholera outbreak continues with 117 cumulative deaths recorded as of Sunday.
Requesting parents to pack homemade food for students, the education ministry "is directing that selling of food in primary and secondary schools is banned with immediate effect until further notice," said a statement signed by Secretary for Education Chikondano Mussa.
Universities and colleges are advised to ensure that food vendors and suppliers are oriented and adhere to the standard operating procedures issued by the ministry to all learning institutions.
Cholera has been spreading sporadically across the country since the first cases were recorded in the south-eastern border district of Machinga in March.
As of Sunday, 23 districts have reported cases with 17 districts coming on board in the past 14 days, bringing the caseload and death toll to 4,223 and 117 respectively
UNI/XINHUA PRT。    (ECNS) -- Since Guangdong Province officially launched its international medical service pilot program in February this year, the number of foreign patients treated at the 25 designated pilot hospitals has risen 95.6% year on year, reflecting steady growth in both patient volume and service quality, local health authorities said at a press conference on Monday.    Covering leading public hospitals across the province, the pilot provides medical services aligned with international standards for residents from Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions (SARs) and Taiwan, foreign nationals, and overseas Chinese, with treatment costs paid out of pocket or covered by international commercial insurance.    The University of Hong Kong-Shenzhen Hospital alone has treated patients from 129 countries and regions and received 720,000 cross-border visitors over the past three years. From January to July 2026, its international medical services business grew 17.8% year on year.    Guangdong is also accelerating plans for wholly foreign-owned hospital pilot projects in Guangzhou and Shenzhen. So far, six projects have secured investment agreements, while three have already received formal approval for establishment, further expanding the province’s international healthcare sector.    (By Intern Lin Qiaochu, Zhang Dongfang)                    。

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