Uganda says it remains free of Ebola after the case in Nigeria that passed through the country
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The Ugandan government confirmed on October 21 that the country remains free of active Ebola cases. This clarification follows the identification of an Ebola infection in Nigeria involving a woman who had recently traveled through Uganda. Officials issued the statement to address concerns regarding the potential transmission of the virus from the East African nation.
Simultaneously, the African Union's public health agency has scheduled a virtual meeting for October 28 with continental health ministers. The session aims to address the escalating threat of the virus across Africa following the detection of recent cases, signaling a broader regional concern regarding the current epidemiological situation.
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Infobae (AR) - UA meetingFocuses on regional institutional response to the growing continental threat.
Infobae (AR) - Uganda statusFocuses on local government efforts to clarify national health status.
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