Mr Omoti urged doctors to undergo regular medical checks and maintain healthy lifestyles.
Mr Amoth added that 38 people were tested on Sunday, with one coming back positive for the Bundibugyo strain of Ebola.
The NMA chair raised concerns over manpower shortages, poor welfare, excessive workload and alleged unauthorised salary deductions.
Ms Adeyeye said NAFDAC would take appropriate action based on the outcome of its investigations.
The NMA chairman urged the incoming administration to implement a comprehensive policy to address staffing shortages and remuneration.
The Sultan Foundation concluded onboarding 334 routine immunisation service providers and called for stronger action to tackle the zero-dose challenge in Zamfara.
China has called for stronger international cooperation, technological innovation and equitable access to traditional medicine to address emerging global health challenges.
The suspension, which took effect at midnight on October 18, followed a meeting between the association and Mr Radda on October 16.
Three of the new cases were among health workers who treated the country’s first patient.
The Assembly of Health Professionals embarked on a one-week warning strike.
