The National Health, Education, Information and Communication Center, under Nepal's Ministry of Population and Health on Thursday updated the diarrhoea death toll to 132 on Thursday. According to the report, altogether 132 persons died of diarrhea till Thursday morning since end of the April in Jajarkot district, some 325 km west of Nepali capital Kathmandu. Meanwhile, 6,134 persons suffering from diarrhea have been undergoing treatment in 24 health camps set up across the district. Sixteen out of 43 Village Development Committees (VDCs) in nearby Rukum district, some 290 km west of Kathmandu, have been badly affected with the diarrhea epidemic, the report said, adding that 35 persons died of the disease till Thursday morning. Health camps in various 16 places have been operated where 6, 203 patients are getting treatment in Rukum district. The Center said an extra team of two health workers has been sent to Dolpa district, some 270 km west of Kathmandu, to control the diarrhea. Fourteen out of 22 patients have been treated. The people suffering from diarrhea in Pyuthan district, some 240 km west of Kathmandu, have been undergoing treatment, the report added. No one has died in the district. Altogether 105 persons were treated there. A 30-year-old woman of Bajura district, some 420 km west of Kathmandu, had died of diarrhea on Tuesday. A team of health workers was sent there immediately after the information, and assured that no epidemic is there in Bajura district. Likewise, no one has died of diarrhea in Dadeldhura, some 525 km west of Kathmandu, though 44 persons have been undergoing treatment. 