<p>A total of 129 suspected cases were recorded with mean age of 25.1 years (age range 1 to 88 years). The affected age group was 5 years and less (40%). Female represented 53% of the cases, students in the primary level represented 43%. Based on patient interviews, the earliest onset of reported symptoms was September 30th, 2021. The peak in incidence was 9 suspect cases on October 22nd, 2021. The most common symptoms reported were fever (91%), headache (73%), abdominal pain (66%) and body weakness (67%). Among 13 blood specimens collected for culture, two of them yielded Salmonella Typhi. In the environmental assessment, 54% don’t use public tap water while 67% use spring water. Only 20% treat water before drinking. Household with latrines were 118 (91%); only 34% among latrines had a good hygiene. Interviewers revealed a water collection tank was washed with the rise of cases; one day before the investigation. This was the possible source of the infection.</p>