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Yellow Fever Outbreak in Nigeria: Situation Report #5, WK 47 (21 November 2017)

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Source: https://reliefweb.int/report/nigeri...ria-situation-report-5-wk-47-21-november-2017
[h=1]Yellow Fever Outbreak in Nigeria: Situation Report #5, WK 47 (21 November 2017)[/h] Report

from Government of Nigeria Published on 21 Nov 2017 ? View Original


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Highlights
  • A Yellow fever outbreak is currently active in Nigeria with four states recording confirmed cases (Kwara, Kogi, Kano, and Zamfara). Kano state is a new state this week.
  • However, total of fourteen states have reported suspected cases (Abia Borno, Kogi, Kwara, Kebbi, Plateau, Zamfara, Enugu, Oyo, Anambra, Edo Lagos, Kano and Nasarawa States).
  • In the reporting week: Kano State had one confirmed case among some delayed samples sent from the Kaduna Lab; Nasarawa reported one presumptive positive case from Nasarawa LGA; IP Dakar confirmed two more cases from Yagba East LGA in Kogi State; An additional eight presumptive positive cases from Kogi State were shipped to IP Dakar.
  • The outbreak started with a case of Yellow fever confirmed in Ifelodun LGA in Kwara State, Nigeria on September 12th, 2017...
 
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