reliable government source confirmed this to Channels Television on Sunday.
The deaths were said to have occurred in seven local governments of Kebbe, Bodinga, Rabah, Wamakko, Gada, Dange/Shuni and Tureta.
The state government however said that so far, it has deployed about 15 medical teams, comprising of over 150 medical personnel to the 23 local governments of the state to prevent further spread.
The government also added that Emergency Response Teams have so far treated no fewer than 330 mixed cases of severe malaria and meningitis across the seven top-hit local governments.
The last time there was an outbreak of such nature, was in 2015, when the Federal Ministry of Health of Nigeria reported an increase in suspected cases in states including Sokoto and kebbi.
Source : channels tv
This is scary
ReplyDeletenot surprised. that place is hotttttt.
ReplyDeleteWe re so scared here,Go d pls save us,Stella it not funny o,more than 22people have died👎
ReplyDeleteGod will protect you, your family and neighbours.
DeleteThat place is part of what we call the Meningitic belt/zone and there's usually an epidemic once in a while like that especially during this period.
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DeleteLongest time.
This is bad news . Its a pity cos most of the victims are females due to over covering of their bodies. Stella, Sokoto is very hot and their windows are too small for proper ventilation.
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Na wao.. Na real Waah
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