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[Premium Times] After confirming an Ebola case in Abuja, lawmakers urged the executive to strengthen surveillance, contact tracing, and emergency response measures to prevent further transmission.
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The Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Professor Muhammad Ali Pate has said there is no approved vaccine or specific treatment for the new variant of Ebola Virus Disease currently in…
“The passenger with the disease showed no symptoms, which came four days after the woman got into Abuja." The post Ebola: Nigerian govt assures citizens of containment strategies appeared first on…
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[Vanguard] ...Health minister urges Nigerians not to panic, says response coordination in place
[Premium Times] An official explained that the intensified surveillance followed the recently confirmed case of Ebola in Abuja and the ongoing outbreak of the disease in parts of Africa.
[Presidency Nigeria] The Presidential Task Force on Ebola Preparedness, Virus Disease Preparedness and Emerging Public Health Threats has assured Nigerians it can handle Ebola in the country.
