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Rhodes University reports outbreak of gastrointestinal illnesses

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Rhodes University reports outbreak of gastrointestinal illnesses

The Makhanda-based Rhodes University in the Eastern Cape has reported an outbreak of gastrointestinal illnesses among members of its community.

Details around the cause of the outbreak forms part of an investigation.

In a statement released by the institution, it says it is working around the clock with health authorities and environmental health practitioners to establish the possible cause.

The University says it has taken precautionary measures in ensuring the provision of safe drinking water in dining halls, and additional precautions in food preparation.

University spokesperson, Olwetu Gwanya, has called anyone showing symptoms of the illness to immediately seek medical attention.

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