Rwanda's first outbreak of the Marburg virus has raised concerns due to its high death rate and rapid case identification. The World Health Organization warns of high national and regional risks.
Sabin Nsanzimana emphasized the importance of seeking medical attention immediately if experiencing symptoms like a high fever or vomiting. Normal activities should only continue if healthy.
Jennifer McQuiston highlighted the alarming nature of the outbreak, noting the swift diagnosis of multiple patients and the potential seriousness of viral hemorrhagic fever.
Experts express concerns over the outbreak's scale but noted the importance of rapid identification, indicating a potential for effective response despite the severity of the situation.
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