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The Department of Health: the case in Ain Varba is not confirmed
Nouakchott, 16/08/2014 - In a statement released Saturday night, the Department of Health said that the registered case in Ain Varba (Hodhs El Gharbi) remains unconfirmed.
The statement reports that the ministry has sent a medical mission to the scene for necessary analysis.
This is a Liberian, mother of a Mauritanian family with suspicious clinical signs.
Health authorities say that upon her arrival in Mauritania, one week ago , she had no appearance of suspicious sign.
The suspected woman, nurse and all those who were in contact with her were isolated.
The medical mission has found, this afternoonan improvement in the health status of the patient that distances the probability that she is attained of Ebola.
The Department of Health remains vigilant, closely monitoring the situation and will inform in full transparency on the progress of this case.
Re: Mauritania - One suspected case in Ain Varba - a woman from Liberia
Re: Mauritania - One suspected case in Ain Varba - a woman from Liberia
Mauritanian Health Ministry said that a woman who showed Ebola-like symptoms has not yet confirmed to be an Ebola case.
"The case involves a Liberian woman who entered the country a week ago but had not shown any Ebola-like symptoms when she entered the country," the ministry said in a statement.
According to the statement, the woman and all those who had been in contact with her, including the nurse who attended to her, have been quarantined.
Re: Mauritania - One suspected case in Ain Varba - a woman from Liberia
Re: Mauritania - One suspected case in Ain Varba - a woman from Liberia
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The suspected case in Ain Farba was negative (Ministry of Health)
Nouakchott, 18/08/2014 - 'The suspected case in Ain Farba was negative and the person diagnosed is suffering from a single disease that has nothing to do with the Ebola outbreak', according to a statement from the Ministry of Health of which a copy was received Monday night at AMI.
The document states that the Ministry had sent urgently a multidisciplinary medical team at the scene and that the latter took the blood samples of the suspected person who were examined Sunday by a laboratory approved by the WHO.
The Department reassure citizens and announces that it has strengthened its staffs and equipped sufficiently in charge of epidemic surveillance to detect and treat any manifestation of the disease which is rampant in some countries in West Africa .
He congratulated finally dispatches elements A?n Farba for the courage and professionalism they showed, as he recommends people to be vigilant, to respect the rules of hygiene and alert health services anyway suspect.