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One case of Lassa fever recorded in Kaduna ― Commissioner

by Adejayan Gbenga Gsong
January 25, 2020
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Kaduna State government has confirmed a case of Lassa fever in Chukun local government area but said that the patient is being treated at the designated Infectious Disease Control Centre.

A statement signed by the Commissioner of Health, Dr Amina Mohammed-Baloni, on Saturday said that tests have confirmed that the 36-year-old male patient is infected with the disease.

The commissioner assured that the Ministry of Health has supplied the “infectious diseases control centre with the necessary commodities and our health personnel are ready to manage any cases that may arise.

“The epidemiology unit is monitoring the situation closely, and all health facilities are on alert for prompt referral of suspected cases,” Dr Mohammed-Baloni further assured.

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The commissioner also reiterated the ministry’s appeal to the public “to maintain the highest standard of individual hygiene and to report any suspected cases promptly to the nearest health facility.

“We wish to appeal to members of the public to maintain the highest standards of personal hygiene, keep food in proper storage, to remain vigilant and to report suspected cases to the relevant authorities.

“Suspected cases should be reported to the State Epidemiology unit on 08036045755 or 08027396344 or contact the nearest Local Government Health Authority official,” Dr Mohammed-Baloni added.

The statement further stated that all Kaduna State Government health facilities are on the alert to look out for cases of the disease.

“Let us all work together to keep our state safe and make early reports to enable prompt treatment for patients who contact this highly infectious disease,” the commissioner appealed.

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