FCTA Denies Ebola Outbreak in Abuja - Negative Test Results Confirmed
The FCTA has refuted claims of an Ebola outbreak in Abuja, confirming a negative test result for a suspected case. Dr. Adedolapo Fasawe of the FCTA Health Secretariat assured residents of preparedness and commended the responsible behavior of those involved.
The Association of Resident Doctors also announced the suspension of their strike. Fasawe urged residents to report symptoms like fever and bleeding immediately.
The FCT is equipped to handle any potential cases, with systems in place to respond effectively to medical emergencies. The negative test results for Ebola and Marburg were officially announced, emphasizing the importance of prompt reporting and vigilance in the community.
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