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The #Marburg isolation unit at Biharumalo health centre in Kagera region, #Tanzania 🇹🇿, has been set up and World Health Organization (WHO) case management experts are briefing health workers on infection prevention and control measures and clinical care for isolated patients. Currently 9 #WHO public health experts are working on the ground with health authorities and partners.

The #Marburg isolation unit at Biharumalo health centre in Kagera region, #Tanzania 🇹🇿, has been set up and World Health Organization (WHO) case management experts are briefing health workers on infection prevention and control measures and clinical care for isolated patients. Currently 9 #WHO public health experts are working on the ground with health authorities and partners.

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🧒🏾 On this #DayOfTheAfricanChild, we renew our promise: Every child deserves a healthy future — free from #polio. 💪🏾🩺 Thanks to vaccination heroes across Africa, we're getting closer every day. #EndPolio #DayOfTheAfricanChild

🧒🏾 On this #DayOfTheAfricanChild, we renew our promise: Every child deserves a healthy future — free from #polio. 💪🏾🩺 Thanks to vaccination heroes across Africa, we're getting closer every day. #EndPolio #DayOfTheAfricanChild

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Today, the final consignment of medical supplies and equipment to support Sudan #Ebola virus disease response in #Uganda left Nairobi 🇰🇪, bound for Kampala 🇺🇬. Over the last few days, World Health Organization (WHO) has shipped 7 tonnes of gowns, goggles, gloves, boots, face shields and other #PPE that can protect health workers for 10 days, allowing them to safely treat up to 100 patients.

Today, the final consignment of medical supplies and equipment to support Sudan #Ebola virus disease response in #Uganda left Nairobi 🇰🇪, bound for Kampala 🇺🇬. Over the last few days, World Health Organization (WHO) has shipped 7 tonnes of gowns, goggles, gloves, boots, face shields and other #PPE that can protect health workers for 10 days, allowing them to safely treat up to 100 patients.

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