The first deaths since 2016 with the Ebola virus were recorded in Conakry

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Minister Remi Lamah told AFP that the officials "Are very worried" On the deaths, which is the first since the outbreak of the epidemic that began in Guinea between 2013 and 2016 and resulted in 11,300 deaths across the region.

The head of the National Health Security Agency, Sakuba Keita, told local media that the latest victim was a nurse who contracted the virus in late January and was buried on February 1.

و .ضاف "Among those taking part in the burial, eight people showed symptoms Diarrhea and vomiting And bleeding", Indicating that "Three of them have died and four are in hospital".

He said the four deaths were due to a fever Ebola Haemorrhagic haemorrhagic event occurred in the southeastern region of Nazirikor.

Keita told local media that one of the patients "Escaped" But he was found and taken to hospital in the capital Conakry.

The World Health Organization has viewed with grave concern every new outbreak since 2016, and has dealt with the latest outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as an international health emergency.

On Sunday, the Democratic Republic of the Congo announced the re-emergence of the Ebola virus in the east of the country, following the death of a woman from this disease, three months after announcing the end of the previous wave of the epidemic.

On November 18, 2020, the authorities in the country announced the end of the eleventh wave of the Ebola virus in the state of Equator in the northwest of the country, which resulted in the death of 55 people out of 130 infections.

The widespread availability of vaccines that have been given to more than 40,000 people has helped reduce the disease.

The Vaccine Alliance said "The cave" The outbreak that occurred between 2013 and 2016 accelerated the development of an Ebola vaccine, with a global emergency stockpile of 500,000 doses to quickly respond to any future outbreaks of the disease.

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Minister Remi Lamah told AFP that officials are “very concerned” about the deaths, the first since the outbreak of the epidemic that began in Guinea between 2013 and 2016 and resulted in 11,300 deaths across the region at the time.

The head of the National Health Security Agency, Sakuba Keita, told local media that the latest victim was a nurse who contracted the virus in late January and was buried on February 1.

“Among those who participated in the burial, eight people showed symptoms Diarrhea and vomiting And bleeding, “noting that” three of them died and four are receiving treatment in hospital. “

He said the four deaths were due to a fever Ebola Haemorrhagic haemorrhagic event occurred in the southeastern region of Nazirikor.

Keita told local media that one of the patients “escaped” but was found and taken to hospital in the capital Conakry.

The World Health Organization has viewed with grave concern every new outbreak since 2016, and has dealt with the latest outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as an international health emergency.

On Sunday, the Democratic Republic of the Congo announced the re-emergence of the Ebola virus in the east of the country, following the death of a woman from this disease, three months after announcing the end of the previous wave of the epidemic.

On November 18, 2020, the authorities in the country announced the end of the eleventh wave of the Ebola virus in the state of Equator in the northwest of the country, which resulted in the death of 55 people out of 130 infections.

The widespread availability of vaccines that have been given to more than 40,000 people has helped reduce the disease.

The Gavi Vaccine Alliance said the outbreak that occurred between 2013 and 2016 accelerated the development of an Ebola vaccine, with a global emergency stockpile of 500,000 doses to quickly respond to any future outbreak of the disease.

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