"This is not the first time when such an epidemic has broken out in Wancho area. In the past, too many such epidemics have been reported. The reason may be due to the unhygienic way of living and lack of proper health-care facilities," the report said.
"Though medicines have been rushed they are hardly adequate," it said.
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Wangham, who is the local MLA, said though health workers were in the field there was no tangible respite.
The MLA, who is camping at Longding to monitor the situation, has appealed the state government to send relief and more medicines.
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