Oyo government reassures residents on Ebola safety measures
The Oyo State government has moved to reassure residents about its preparedness against Ebola Virus Disease. Dr Oluwaserimi Ajetunmobi, the Commissioner for Health, said there are no confirmed cases in Oyo State or Nigeria, but the state is on high alert. Measures have been put in place to detect and respond to any potential threat quickly. The government urges everyone to stay vigilant and report any suspicious symptoms.
Highlights
- Dr Oluwaserimi Ajetunmobi confirmed that Oyo State has not recorded any Ebola cases but is closely monitoring the situation.
- Disease surveillance has been strengthened across all 33 local government areas, with health facilities on heightened alert.
- Rapid Response Teams, laboratories, and other response structures have been mobilised for prompt action if needed.
- The Ebola Virus Disease Technical Working Group has been activated, and all preparedness pillars have been reinforced.
- Residents, health workers, and community leaders are urged to report any suspected cases and remain vigilant, while the government continues to collaborate with national and international health agencies.
