Lassa fever resurfaces in Nasarawa, kills one person
20 January 2018 |
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Lassa fever resurfaces in Nasarawa, kills one person.
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Here is a video to tell you all you need to know about this hemorrhagic fever and preventive measures you can take to avoid getting infected.
Please, reach out to NCDC via the numbers provided in the video to report suspected cases around you.
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