Nigeria Identifies Two Suspected Ebola Cases in North-East Says NCDC
The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (NCDC) on Saturday said that Nigeria has identified two suspected cases of Ebola disease in the North-East region, with both individuals isolated as investigations and laboratory testing continue.
The agency said in a post on its official X handle that the suspected cases are undergoing laboratory testing to determine whether they have Ebola disease, while health authorities have commenced contact identification and listing.
The agency said that, however, the classification of the individuals as suspected cases does not mean they have been confirmed positive for Ebola disease.
“Confirmation will depend on the results of laboratory tests, with further information expected as investigations progress.
“The public is advised to maintain proper hand hygiene, observe enhanced sanitation practices and adhere to guidance issued by public health authorities,” it said.
The agency said that further updates would be provided as verified information becomes available. #Nigeria Identifies Two Suspected Ebola Cases in North-East Says NCDC# NCDC Identifies Bundibugyo Strain in Abuja Ebola Case
