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Nigeria is at HIGH risk of an #Ebola outbreak given the proximity of Uganda, as well as other factors including:

➡️Unavailability of licensed vaccine for prevention
➡️Increased air travel between Nigeria & Uganda
➡️High death rate of the disease

📜Read:
https://ncdc.gov.ng/news/418/ncdc-on-alert-mode-following-the-outbreak-of-ebola-virus-disease-%28evd%29-detected-in-uganda
Confirmed cases of #COVID19 are still being recorded across Nigeria.

#TakeResponsility:
Get vaccinated
Always wear a face mask in crowded spaces
Wash your hands frequently with soap under running water
Cough/sneeze into your bent elbow
A clean environment helps to prevent the spread of #cholera .

🚫Do not defecate in open areas
Only drink water from safe sources
Boil water before drinking
Properly dispose garbage from your homes
Ensure proper clearing of sewage
A National #EVD Emergency Operations Centre operating from @NCDCgov’s Incident Coordination Centre is on alert mode to mitigate the impact of a potential Ebola virus disease outbreak.

Read more on measures instituted to limit the risk of importation⬇️ https://ncdc.gov.ng/news/418/ncdc-on-alert-mode-following-the-outbreak-of-ebola-virus-disease-%28evd%29-detected-in-uganda
Vaccines are one of the best tools we have to improve health and well-being around the world.

#TakeResponsibility, encourage your loved ones and those around you to #GetVaccinated.

Visit https://www.vacsitefinder.nphcda.gov.ng/ to locate the nearest vaccination site to you.
#Monkeypox is transmitted from human to human through contact with an infected person or contaminated materials and exposure to respiratory droplets.

Visit a health facility close to you for proper treatment if you notice #monkeypox-associated symptoms.

#StaySafeStayHealthy
Ebola Travel Advisory

Avoid travel to locations where cases of Ebola has been reported
📚Know the symptoms of #EbolaVirusDisease
📞Call 6232 (toll free) if you have recently returned from Uganda & feel unwell

#StaySafeStayHealthy
Masks are still an effective way to reduce the risk of #COVID19 spread! 😷

Not every #COVID19 infected individual shows symptoms. Wear your face mask properly in crowded spaces.

#StaySafeStayHealthy
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#Cholera is an acute diarrhoeal infection which spreads by ingesting food or water contaminated by the feces of an infected person.

Let us work together to make our water and food SAFE to prevent the spread.

#StaySafeStayHealthy
#Ebola is a severe, often fatal illness affecting humans.

How is it transmitted

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95 new cases of #COVID19Nigeria;

Lagos-39
FCT-12
Kaduna-12
Taraba-10
Delta-8
Bayelsa-3
Nasarawa-3
Edo-2
Ekiti-2
Oyo-2
Bauchi-1
Plateau-1

266,138 confirmed
259,460 discharged
3,155 deaths

#TakeResponsibility

NB: Our #COVID19 case update is now WEEKLY

This report includes:
▪️Data for 22nd - 28th Oct 2022
▪️2 states with zero cases: Kano & Sokoto

For a breakdown of cases by state: covid19.ncdc.gov.ng
Vaccines are one of the best tools we have to improve health and well-being around the world.

#TakeResponsibility, encourage your loved ones and those around you to #GetVaccinated for #COVID19.
COMING UP📢

Join Dr Fatimah Saleh as she discusses “NCDC's Response to the Cholera Outbreak in Nigeria”

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Time: 11:00 AM (WAT)

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PUBLIC HEALTH ADVISORY ON EBOLA

Following the declaration of an #Ebola outbreak in Uganda, Nigeria has been assessed to be at HIGH risk of importation of the virus

We have issued a Public Health Advisory outlining critical information on staying safe
⬇️
https://ncdc.gov.ng/news/423/public-health-advisory-following-declaration-of-ebola-virus-disease-outbreak-in-uganda
Humans are continually faced with an increasing number of diseases that are gotten from animals through the environment or direct contact with the animals.

These diseases are called zoonotic diseases and need to be tackled using a One Health approach.

#OneHealthNigeria
After nearly 3 years of fighting #COVID19, it’s time to accelerate efforts toward rebuilding health systems capable of responding to multiple health threats in #Africa.

Register to join #CPHIA2022, hosted by Africa CDC & Rwanda Heath

🗓️13-15 Dec, 2022
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Confirmed cases of #cholera are recorded mostly during the rainy season

To prevent the spread of #cholera Nigerians are urged to:

Keep their environments clean.
Drink or use water that is boiled or treated with chlorine.
Avoid open defecation
Wash their hands regularly with water & soap.
#OneHealthNigeria aims to build a nation of healthy people, animals & environment.

Some issues requiring the #OneHealth approach include:
Zoonotic diseases eg. #LassaFever, #rabies
Environmental contamination
Water/Food safety
#AntimicrobialResistance
Positive cases of #COVID19 are still being recorded in Nigeria.

Protect your health & that of your loved ones.

Get vaccinated
Wash your hands frequently
Wear a face mask in crowded places
Cough/sneeze into your elbow
Ensure spaces are ventilated

#TakeResponsibility
Prevention and control of zoonotic diseases require the collective effort of the human, animal and environmental sectors.

Examples of these diseases are #LassaFever, #Measles, #Cholera, #Rabies, #Monkeypox, #EbolaVirusDisease, #AvianInfluenza etc.
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