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[Premium Times] Providing details of the patient's medical history, Mr Kaseya said the woman first developed symptoms on 6 October and initially sought treatment at a private hospital, believing she had malaria.
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[Vanguard] Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, Wednesday, directed aviation authorities to place 46 persons who had contact with the Ebola-infected person on a no-fly list…
[Daily Trust] The Federal Government on Wednesday said it is working to contain the spread of Ebola, assuring Nigerians that public health authorities are coordinating response measures to prevent…
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) says it is maintaining heightened vigilance across airport operations, following the confirmation of the country’s first Ebola case in the Federal…
Kenya will begin releasing the first people placed under quarantine following the confirmation of its first Ebola case, on Sunday, October 25, 2026, as health authorities seek to reassure the public…
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