Ebola epidemiyası artır: 139 ölüm şübhəsi var

The Ebola epidemic, which has increased its impact in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, attracts the attention of international health authorities. WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus made important statements about the current situation of the epidemic at the press conference he held in Geneva.

Danger of the Spread of the Epidemic

Ghebreyesus stated that the Ebola epidemic carries a high risk at the national and regional level, but this risk is low at the global level. O, Konqo Demokratik Respublikasının İturi və Şimali Kivu bölgələrində təsdiqlənmiş 51 hadisənin olduğunu bildirib. However, he emphasized that the extent of the epidemic in the region could be much larger.

The Situation in Uganda and Other Countries

While two Ebola cases were detected in Uganda, it was reported that one of the cases resulted in death. In addition, it was confirmed that a US citizen working in the Democratic Republic of Congo tested positive for Ebola and was referred to Germany.

The Number of Suspicious Deaths and Cases Is Increasing

According to Ghebreyesus' statements, in addition to the confirmed cases, there are approximately 600 suspicious cases and 139 suspicious deaths. These numbers are expected to increase, considering how long the virus remained in circulation before the epidemic was detected.

Source of the Virus and WHO's Studies

It was announced that the epidemic was caused by the Bundibugyo virus type, which does not have an approved vaccine or treatment. ÜST milli orqanları dəstəkləmək üçün kadr, təchizat və maliyyə yardımı təqdim edir. Ghebreyesus announced that an additional $3.4 million was allocated from the Emergency Reserve Fund for response efforts, increasing the total budget to $3.9 million. He will do whatever I tell Netanyahu to do" class="lazyload" width="200" height="112">

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Possible Future Developments

The importance of international cooperation and urgent interventions is emphasized in order to control the epidemic. While vaccine and treatment development efforts are gaining momentum, WHO and health authorities in the region are making intense efforts to prevent the spread of the epidemic. The course of the number of cases and deaths in the coming days will be closely related to the effectiveness of the measures to be taken.