The first case of the deadly Ebola virus that was reported in Uganda has created tension in Somalia.
Uganda reported its first-ever case of Ebola on September 22.
A few hours later on Wednesday, Somalia’s Ministry of Health issued a statement assuring members of the public of its preparedness.
The health ministry stated that it was on high alert.
Further, the health ministry is already collaborating with the Ministry of Transport and Aviation to institute measures for stopping the disease from entering and spreading in Somalia.
The health ministry indicated its plans to work closely with other health experts in the country and the World Health Organization (WHO) to prepare to tackle the disease.
The President of the regional state of Galmudug has been commended for signing the law…
Ahmed Abdi Karie Qoorqoor, the President of the regional state of Galmudug, hailed the role…
The International Organization for Migration (IOM) delivered several sandbags to flood-prone areas in Somalia. Officers…
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) says that three humanitarians…
River Shabelle near Beledweyne town has risen to 6.95 meters as the region experiences heavy…
Security forces in Somalia destroyed several unexploded ordnances in Mogadishu. Officers from some of the…