This is truly heartbreaking.
Mali’s health ministry on Friday in Bamako confirmed a case of Ebola virus in a two-year old girl, NAN reports.
The ministry said this was coming weeks after Mali has so far been cleared of the disease.
It said the girl, who had arrived from neighbouring Guinea, was taken to a hospital in the western city of Kayes with possible symptoms on Wednesday, and was confirmed to have Ebola the following day.
The ministry assured that people who had contact with the girl have been identified and authorities were taking the necessary measures.
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Quite sad. We pray for their Health Team to get this right and save their country of the heart aches and panic that the ruthless ebola virus can inflict on people. The fear alone is devastating;talkless of the real deal.
any doctors ,nurses and helper coming from that Ebola country,most be Quarantine for 21 days b4 free to move around with other people,when back in their own country,something like this New York Doctor,could have prevented.
Where Are the parents of the girl? What sort of incomplete story is this??
Nife
Please READ the last paragraph and understand it. It has the “incomplete” information.
Poor little child. My prayers are with her.
This Ebola is becoming a monster, wetin sef?!
The story lacks vital info, where are the parents of the child, did they come together? why is this being allowed to happen, we have the richest of the people on earth donating to Ebola, so where are the vaccinations? Are we going to allow this epidemic to wipe our future out? I am not ok with this story at all!
I’m telling you! All the millions from Bill Gates and the rest? Where are they going? These people make me so sick!!!
I heard her mum passed on due to ebola..and relatives brought her in from guinea,..
We should pray for [email protected] age 2, she maybe a little restless.
I tot dey said da dis Ebola Disease ws an experimnt by American’s professionals as @2012. Dis 2 reduce Africa’s population. Bt I dnt kno aw True dis is….
Heart-rending to hear she finally died. vanguardngr.com/2014/10/girl-dies-ebola-malis-first-case