Nigeria’s Minister of Health, Professor C. O. Onyebuchi, says the country has a total of 10 confirmed cases of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), four of whom have died. The other six are under treatment.
“The total number of persons under surveillance in Lagos is now 169,” he said in a press statement, describing all of them as secondary contacts.
The good news is that all the primary contacts have completed the 21-day incubation period and have thus been delisted, enabling them to go back to their normal lives…
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