The Kitgum outbreak, which we study here, has been linked to contaminated water or food supplies [11] . An assessment conducted by the Uganda Red Cross and district representatives in Agoro revealed that for a population of about 28,045 with 6,039 households mainly living in camps for internally displaced people in Potika as well as Agoro and Oboko satellite camps, the latrine coverage was as low as 3.7%. This means that there is one latrine for every 27 people. Further, only 23 boreholes were functional implying that the bore hole coverage is 0:38%, or one bore hole per 263 households.