The minister said Rwanda, in collaboration with the Africa CDC and other partners, was working hard to contain the Marburg virus.
The UN has said new estimates from humanitarians in East Africa indicate that nearly 67 million people in the region need assistance.
Ghana’s president’s office has declared the end of a Marburg virus outbreak, a highly infectious disease similar to Ebola confirmed in July.
WHO released a statement after two unrelated patients, both from the southern Ashanti region of Ghana, tested positive for the virus.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) says preliminary findings of two Marburg virus cases have prompted Ghana to prepare for a potential outbreak of the disease and has mobilised health experts to support
