Cholera is standing in the way of the Cameroon-DR Congo 2012 AFCON qualifier scheduled for Garoua on October 9.
The Congolese Football Federation have written Fecafoot to reject the Garoua venue. They prefer to play in Yaounde.
The Congolese advance two reasons for rejecting Garoua:
health concerns over the cholera epidemic in northern zone and their claim to have already booked to lodge at Mont Febe Hotel in Yaounde.
A cholera epidemic that broke out in the northern part of Cameroon weeks ago, has left about 400 dead. It has since spread to other parts of the country, including the capital Yaounde, though on a smaller scale.
The Congolese complaint comes as Fecafoot and the sport ministry are intensifying preparations towards the match in Garoua.
The Congolese complaint notwithstanding, there are hints the Confederation of African Football, CAF, may not authorize Cameroon’s plans to move the match to Garoua, because Cameroon may have defaulted by one day to notify CAF.
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