Mr Gangakhedkar said children under five years remained at risk of contracting the virus.
Mr Murthy encouraged healthcare providers to discuss the link between alcohol and cancer with patients and promote alcohol screening and treatment referrals.
Mr Orebanjo said, “The mouth is the gateway to the body.’’
The Oyo NMA boss said the association would keep partnering with the state government to deliver the collective goals for the people of the state.
He said that was in line with the administration’s commitment to addressing the issue of sales and consumption of sub-standard drugs.
Mrs Ododo stressed that the gesture was aimed at alleviating the financial and medical challenges faced by the vulnerable groups.
Mr Gbala said the state government would call the striking doctors to a meeting and address their agitations.
She said bathing with a sponge frequently could also introduce bacteria and other micro-organisms into the skin.
The executive secretary assured the controller of the state government’s readiness to support and assist all inmates medically while in custody.
Mr Shettima was accompanied on the visit by Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno and the deputy chief of staff to the president, Ibrahim Hadejia.
