Mr Yunusa said the renovation was in line with the federal government’s directive on pandemic preparedness and response to emerging public health threats.
Nigerian surgeons have called for the use of artificial intelligence to enhance surgical training and healthcare service delivery.
The Benue government says it has made access to quality healthcare services one of its top priorities.
He advised that any patient with malaria or typhoid fever who fails to respond to treatment should be evaluated immediately for possible Lassa fever.
Respondents demonstrated high theoretical knowledge but poor routine practice, largely due to environmental limitations.
The National Malaria Elimination Programme has applauded the Abia government for reducing malaria prevalence from 16.5 per cent in 2024 to 11.5 per cent in 2025.
The commissioner advised residents to store food in rodent-proof containers.
He said regional collaboration and multisectoral coordination were essential in addressing emerging diseases.
Ms Banigo said inadequate protective equipment and essential supplies could expose frontline health workers to occupational risks.
The commissioner said infected individuals are presently receiving medical care.
