A Marburg virus outbreak in Rwanda led to 15 deaths and 51 infections, traced back to a bat colony in a Kigali suburb. The disease's symptoms overlap with other illnesses, complicating diagnosis. A thorough review of medical charts revealed the outbreak's origin at the Gamico Mining site. Following laboratory confirmation of Marburg virus, public health experts quickly mobilized. Hospitals in Kigali remain vigilant, displaying posters regarding Marburg virus symptoms to ensure both staff and patient awareness in case of future incidents.
The possible spillover of the Marburg virus from a bat colony in Kigali raised alarm after 15 fatalities were recorded, highlighting the risks of zoonotic diseases.
Kigali hospitals maintain vigilance with posters alerting to Marburg symptoms, demonstrating the ongoing awareness and preparedness required in the wake of the outbreak.
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