The late corps member was said to have fallen ill and was rushed to the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH), where he died.
Following this incident, the World Health Organisation (WHO) has line listed over 15 persons, including the deceased’s colleagues living in the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Lodge in Obubra, as being at risk.
Director General of the Cross River State Primary Healthcare Development Agency, Dr. Betta Edu, who confirmed the incident, said the situation was under control.
This is the second Lassa fever-related death in the state.
from theguardian
May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace. This is scary, Lord help us.
ReplyDeleteAmen!
DeleteGod pls grant His parents and loved ones the fortitude to bear this loss. Chai!
Please they should do something oh to prevent the spread oh.
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Rest in peace..
ReplyDeleteHmmmm!.
Poor boy...
DeletePoor parents.
Very sad, after everything.
Sad one. Rip!
ReplyDeleteSO sad
ReplyDeleteThose people with names that start from "Onwu...." shld start changing it