Dan Nwomeh, Special Assistant on Media and Communication to the Minister of Health, has released a speech regarding the current status of the Ebola Virus in Nigeria. Find the speech below;
Nigeria has now recorded the first two (2) cases of the Ebola Virus Disease in secondary contacts of the index case, the Liberian-American. The two patients are spouses of primary contacts of the Liberian-American. They are among the secondary contacts who have been under surveillance.
This now brings the total number of Ebola Virus disease patients to four (4) currently under treatment at the isolation ward.
This also means that the total number of cases of Ebola Virus disease so far reported in the country is fourteen (14).
The number of deaths still remains five (5), while the number of those successfully managed and discharged also stands at five.
The Federal Government, working with the Lagos State Government and other partners, will continue to maintain vigilance, continue to strengthen our containment activities, and wishes to reassure the Nigerian public and the global community that efforts will not relent until the very last case of the Ebola Virus Disease is seen in Nigeria.
Thank you.
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Dan Nwomeh, Special Assistant on Media and Communication to the Minister of Health, has released a speech regarding the current status of the Ebola Virus in Nigeria. Find the speech below;
Nigeria has now recorded the first two (2) cases of the Ebola Virus Disease in secondary contacts of the index case, the Liberian-American. The two patients are spouses of primary contacts of the Liberian-American. They are among the secondary contacts who have been under surveillance.
This now brings the total number of Ebola Virus disease patients to four (4) currently under treatment at the isolation ward.
This also means that the total number of cases of Ebola Virus disease so far reported in the country is fourteen (14).
The number of deaths still remains five (5), while the number of those successfully managed and discharged also stands at five.
The Federal Government, working with the Lagos State Government and other partners, will continue to maintain vigilance, continue to strengthen our containment activities, and wishes to reassure the Nigerian public and the global community that efforts will not relent until the very last case of the Ebola Virus Disease is seen in Nigeria.
Thank you.
