At least two persons have been confirmed dead in an outbreak of Lassa fever in Rivers State.
The state Commissioner for Health, Dr Theophilous Odageme, who confirmed
the outbreak Tuesday in a statement, advised members of the public not
to panic because the state government had taken a proactive measure to
contain an outbreak.
The statement further called on residents to report any of such symptoms as persistent high fever, stooling, vomiting, bleeding from the nose, mouth and anus to nearest health centre without delay and to maintain good hygiene and quickly report any case of lassa fever to the nearest health centre.
The statement further called on residents to report any of such symptoms as persistent high fever, stooling, vomiting, bleeding from the nose, mouth and anus to nearest health centre without delay and to maintain good hygiene and quickly report any case of lassa fever to the nearest health centre.
culled:dailypost
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