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Asiatic cholera, an excruciating disease that is spread, in large part, by water contaminated with feces, had struck.
Asiatic cholera, associated with "large numbers of Irish and other emigrants," a "class of persons particularly exposed and carrying the disease wherever they go," killed considerable numbers of persons <6 hours from onset of symptoms.
Other lost battles in 1866 68, as well as widespread epidemics of Asiatic cholera, devastated the population of the country.
In 1832, 2,000 New Yorkers died of Asiatic cholera in under a month and half the city's population fled.
Prompted by an epidemic of Asiatic cholera in 1832, a committee of the Common Council, a city agency, asked an engineer to investigate new water sources.
The first pandemic of what the British and the Americans called Asiatic cholera (or cholera morbus) reached Southeast Asia, East Africa, the Middle East, and the Caucasus, but petered out in 1823.
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This was Asiatic or blue cholera, which had already ravaged Hamburg, and was bound for Sunderland by ship.
Cholera, the "Asiatic disease," reached Europe in 1830 and the United States in 1832, terrifying the populations (21 – 21 ).
V. cholerae strain R-18308, an El Tor strain isolated in Asia Indiaa 1973) and a representative of the Asiatic seventh pandemic, was sequenced very deeply (~841-fold) using a combination of shotgun and long mate pair techniques.
Cholera hit.
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