Suspected Ebola patient tests negative in Wajir
The governor added that the county government, working with the Ministry of Health, would continue monitoring the patient and providing appropriate medical care in line with established public health protocols.“I urge residents to remain calm and to avoid sharing unverified information, which can cause unnecessary fear and panic,” he said, advising the public to rely on official updates from the county government and the Ministry of Health.
Abdullahi commended health workers at the facility, the County Department of Medical Services, Public Health and Sanitation, and national government partners for their vigilance and prompt action.
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