Smoke clears on a Cuban epidemic.
14th Nov 2006, 19:05 GMT
An epidemic of dengue fever that flooded hospitals and may have killed as many as 100 Cubans has been brought under control by a fumigation campaign involving 300,000 students, pensioners and healthcare workers.
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