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February 26, 2021 At 16 04 50 02502
Posted By Guineematin
Dr Sakoba K??ta on the epidemiological situation in Guinea: "the hour is serious"
Two potentially fatal epidemics are currently shaking Guinea. The coronavirus (which is a global pandemic) has been joined by the Ebola hemorrhagic fever, which recently resurfaced in Gou?ck?, N'Z?r?kor? prefecture, in the forest region of Guinea. In the morning of this Friday, the Director General of the ANSS, Dr Sakoba K??ta, announced to Guineans that the hour is really serious ...
During his press conference, Dr Sakoba K??ta, the Director General of the National Agency for Health Security, called on the Guinean populations to be more vigilant. Beyond these two major epidemics, Dr. Sakoba recalled that we already have an epidemic of measles and another of yellow fever ...
"We will take stock of the situation so that every Guinean realizes that the hour is serious. But, what I see with us, when the lion returns to Guinea, the first Guinean that he will devour until he gets to the second, the latter thinks that it is the business of the first; whereas if you don't help him, after devouring him, it will be your turn. So, that's why before this turn happens, we have to organize ourselves to prevent other victims. When the fire is there, if you do not help your neighbor to put it out at his place, it is sure that in a few minutes, it will happen to you ... And, at this critical moment in our country, all communications must go in the direction of changing the behavior of our populations to allow the control of these two epidemics ”, introduced Dr Sakoba K??ta.
According to the boss of the ANSS, there was no confirmed case of Ebola virus disease yesterday; however, six suspected people were still admitted to the N'Z?r?kor? care center. The total of confirmed cases is still 5, since the beginning, with 2 cured, one of whom was hospitalized in Conakry and the second in N'Z?r?kor?. Two other people are currently hospitalized in N'Z?r?kor? and unfortunately there has been one death. The total therefore remains at four. Currently, there are a total of 8 people hospitalized (2 positive people and 6 suspected people, whose results are pending) and 460 people vaccinated.
The good news announced by the DG of the ANSS is the arrival, yesterday evening (Thursday, February 25, 2021) of the second batch of vaccine against Ebola. “It's 8 thousand 640 doses. Which makes the twenty thousand doses that Guinea has received. And, yesterday, people vaccinated nearly 180 more people in N'Z?r?kor? and 60 in Conakry. This makes 465 people who have already taken the vaccine against Ebola (in Conakry and in the interior of the country). We have just delivered new molecules that have shown their effectiveness against Ebola in the DRC so that the two positive cases that remain can benefit from this new treatment as of today, ”said Dr. Sakoba K?ita.
Alpha Assia Bald? for Guineematin.com
https://guineematin.com/2021/02/26/...n-epidemiologique-en-guinee-lheure-est-grave/
February 26, 2021 At 16 04 50 02502
Posted By Guineematin
Dr Sakoba K??ta on the epidemiological situation in Guinea: "the hour is serious"
Two potentially fatal epidemics are currently shaking Guinea. The coronavirus (which is a global pandemic) has been joined by the Ebola hemorrhagic fever, which recently resurfaced in Gou?ck?, N'Z?r?kor? prefecture, in the forest region of Guinea. In the morning of this Friday, the Director General of the ANSS, Dr Sakoba K??ta, announced to Guineans that the hour is really serious ...
During his press conference, Dr Sakoba K??ta, the Director General of the National Agency for Health Security, called on the Guinean populations to be more vigilant. Beyond these two major epidemics, Dr. Sakoba recalled that we already have an epidemic of measles and another of yellow fever ...
"We will take stock of the situation so that every Guinean realizes that the hour is serious. But, what I see with us, when the lion returns to Guinea, the first Guinean that he will devour until he gets to the second, the latter thinks that it is the business of the first; whereas if you don't help him, after devouring him, it will be your turn. So, that's why before this turn happens, we have to organize ourselves to prevent other victims. When the fire is there, if you do not help your neighbor to put it out at his place, it is sure that in a few minutes, it will happen to you ... And, at this critical moment in our country, all communications must go in the direction of changing the behavior of our populations to allow the control of these two epidemics ”, introduced Dr Sakoba K??ta.
According to the boss of the ANSS, there was no confirmed case of Ebola virus disease yesterday; however, six suspected people were still admitted to the N'Z?r?kor? care center. The total of confirmed cases is still 5, since the beginning, with 2 cured, one of whom was hospitalized in Conakry and the second in N'Z?r?kor?. Two other people are currently hospitalized in N'Z?r?kor? and unfortunately there has been one death. The total therefore remains at four. Currently, there are a total of 8 people hospitalized (2 positive people and 6 suspected people, whose results are pending) and 460 people vaccinated.
The good news announced by the DG of the ANSS is the arrival, yesterday evening (Thursday, February 25, 2021) of the second batch of vaccine against Ebola. “It's 8 thousand 640 doses. Which makes the twenty thousand doses that Guinea has received. And, yesterday, people vaccinated nearly 180 more people in N'Z?r?kor? and 60 in Conakry. This makes 465 people who have already taken the vaccine against Ebola (in Conakry and in the interior of the country). We have just delivered new molecules that have shown their effectiveness against Ebola in the DRC so that the two positive cases that remain can benefit from this new treatment as of today, ”said Dr. Sakoba K?ita.
Alpha Assia Bald? for Guineematin.com
https://guineematin.com/2021/02/26/...n-epidemiologique-en-guinee-lheure-est-grave/
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