Juba Teaching Hospital Director General said cholera infection increased to 70 cases at all corners of Juba town with two other people died.
Wani Lolik Lodu told CRN that the two who died were not rushed to the hospital, saying one died on the way and the other in the hospital before a doctor attended to.
He advised the public to rush to the hospital whenever they are vomiting and passing watery stool.
The Director General said they set cholera treatment centers within the hospital for quick response.
Dr Lolik said they are planning to establish more centers in Munuki, Kator, Lologo, Bilpam and other areas to contain the situation.
Director General Lolik advised the public to wash their hands with clean water and soap before eating, eat warm food and avoid drinking untreated water.