Eight people have died in Tanzania due to the Marburg virus.

Eight people have died in Tanzania due to the Marburg virus.

15.01.2025 15:40

The World Health Organization announced that 8 people have died in Tanzania due to the Marburg virus and warned that the outbreak could spread. The WHO stated that surveillance will be enhanced and more cases are expected.

In a statement made by the WHO, it was noted that 8 people have died from the deadly Marburg virus in Tanzania, and a warning was issued that the outbreak could spread further in the country and the region. The statement also mentioned that member countries have been informed about the Marburg virus outbreak.

"CASES MAY INCREASE IN THE COMING DAYS"

WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus warned on his social media account that cases may increase in the coming days. Ghebreyesus stated, "As disease surveillance improves, we expect more cases in the coming days. The WHO has offered its full support to the Tanzanian government and affected communities." He emphasized that neighboring countries of Tanzania should be on alert and prepared for potential cases, advising countries at risk to restrict travel and trade with Tanzania.

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