Morocco - MoH says Guinea man tests negative for ebola

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Morocco denies first injury as "Ebola"

Morocco denies first injury as "Ebola" The Ministry of Health says that the medical team subjected a citizen of Guinea introduced a medical examination pursuant to the procedures for the face of the virus and the results were negative test for the disease.
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Denied and the Moroccan Ministry of Health, on Wednesday, the appearance of the first cases of disease Ebola in the country, the ministry said the argument raised by the media about the appearance of the first case of HIV infection in the territory Rahamna is incorrect. said: "One of the citizens came from Guinea in November 5 / Oct. across the Mohammed V airport, did not appear on the citizen of any symptoms, however plunged medical team to follow up on a regular basis and as stipulated in the procedures of the national plan to counter the threat of the virus and to being a foot from the affected countries. " the ministry added that the health team to monitor the emergence of symptoms of fever when This citizen, then, so he was transferred to the hospital for tests and analyzes of particular disease, which showed the results is not infected patient Baapola. " and called on the ministry and the media to "investigate the dissemination of this news with impact heavily on health security in the country, and confirmed that it will be the first of At the time, announce any news of HIV infection. "


10/16/2014 01:36:20 : Freshness
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Alosumaat : Morocco

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Re: Morocco - MoH says Guinea man tests negative for ebola

Ebola/Maroc: les voyageurs en provenance des zones infect?es sont ?troitement surveill?s (in French)

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Ebola / Morocco: travelers from infected areas are closely monitored
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-the alert level was raised in Morocco and invisible sensors were installed in airports and on planes.

-40 Persons per day enter Morocco from the countries affected by the virus; Each person is tracked for 21 days (incubation time of the virus) and contacted daily over this period by telephone. If a person does not have a phone, the authorities provide him with a device so that he can be contacted.

People who do not respond immediately are traced through their phone. This was recently the case with two people who did not respond and were stopped at the station in Fez.