Mali - Ebola: two suspected cases being analyzed (January 29, 2015) - both negative

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Situation of the fight against Ebola disease in Mali as of Thursday, January 29, 2015, two suspected cases being analyzed on this date

Posted on 30/01/2015 8:10

As of Thursday, January 29, 2015, the situation in the fight against Ebola virus disease in Mali is as follows:

Zero (0) new confirmed cases;

Two (2) alerts;

Two (2) suspected cases being analyzed on this day Thursday, January 29, 2015.

Seven (7) confirmed cases in Mali, five (5) have resulted in deaths, and two were cured.

Although declared released from the epidemic of Ebola disease since January 18, 2015, Mali faces a real threat, as the epidemic has not been defeated in the countries of the subregion where she been declared.
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Ebola: two suspected cases in Mali

Friday, January 30, 2015 1:17 p.m.

Two people suspected of being infected with Ebola virus were quarantined Thursday in Bamako, the capital.

Health workers have been in contact with two people, including a woman with symptoms similar to those of hemorrhagic fever.

Both patients were quarantined pending test results that will determine if this is really the Ebola virus.

Tests are underway since Thursday night.

The Ministry of Health of Mali did not yet comment.

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Posted On 30th January 2015 in Health

The two suspects Ebola case of Thursday, January 29, 2015 were all negative

More fear than harm. The results of the laboratory analysis of two (2) suspects received Thursday, 29 January 2015 were all negative.

Public Health Minister Ousmane kone hygiene

Given the signs that they had, these two cases were in fact an emergency. The first warning was related to an individual from Kolokani with a nose bleed.

The person went to the Gabriel Tour? hospital for care in ENT department. Alerted, the service in charge of the Ebola virus disease led the investigations. Contact notions and travel the last 21 days, have not been established.

The second alert Thursday, January 29 was an applicant for alms glimpse at the edge of a road in the District of Bamako Commune II with diarrhea with blood in the stool. It was also supported by the relevant departments.

Samples from the two suspected cases were all negative on the evening of Thursday, January 29, 2015.

As of Friday, January 30, 2015, the situation in the fight against Ebola virus disease in Mali remains unchanged:

Zero (0) new confirmed cases;

Zero (0) suspected cases;

Although declared out of the outbreak of Ebola disease since January 18, 2015, Mali faces a real threat, as the epidemic has not been defeated in the countries of the subregion where she been declared.

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