Gujarat Patient Tests Negative for Ebola; Government Stays Vigilant
A suspected Ebola case in Ahmedabad tested negative as officials assure readiness. Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya urged citizens to ignore rumors, focusing solely on official updates. Patients recently traveled from Congo and are under isolation, with screening measures enhanced at airports.
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In a reassuring development, the Gujarat health department confirmed that a patient suspected of having the Ebola virus has tested negative. Health Minister Praful Pansheriya announced the results on Thursday, urging the public to remain calm and dismiss unfounded rumors.
Pansheriya emphasized the importance of relying on official health department communications. The state remains on high alert with comprehensive measures in place to protect public health, following recent Ebola outbreaks in Africa.
Earlier, a businessman and three contacts were isolated and tested after traveling from Congo, highlighting the state's proactive stance in managing potential health threats.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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