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US warns of rising illnesses in Cuba amidworsening water, power crisis; embassy issues health alert

The US Embassy in Havana has raised alarms about rising intestinal illnesses in Cuba, attributing them to the deteriorating water and electricity systems on the island. Ongoing restrictions on fuel shipments from the US have intensified these power outages and sanitation issues.

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Trisha Mahajan5 Sept 2026, 04:30 amUpdated 3h ago1 min readWorldWorld
US warns of rising illnesses in Cuba amid worsening water, power crisis; embassy issues health alert

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The US Embassy in Havana has raised alarms about rising intestinal illnesses in Cuba, attributing them to the deteriorating water and electricity systems on the island. Ongoing restrictions on fuel shipments from the US have intensified these power outages and sanitation issues. Both locals and visitors are advised to exercise caution regarding food safety and refrigeration practices. UN experts caution that these sanctions may exacerbate a larger public health emergency.

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Source: Times of India · Trisha Mahajan. Published 5 Sept 2026, 04:30 am.

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