TS.C.6.6 Higher temperatures and heavy rainfall events are projected to increase rates of water-borne and food-borne diseases in many regions . At 2.1ºC, thousands to tens of thousands of additional cases of diarrhoeal disease are projected, mainly in central and east Africa . Morbidity from cholera will increase in central and east Africa , and increased schistosomiasis risk is projected for eastern Africa . In Asia and Africa, 1ºC warming can cause a 7% increase in diarrhoea, an 8% increase in E. coli and a 3% to 11% increase in deaths . Warming increases
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