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Ebola: Kaduna activates isolation centre

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The Kaduna State Government has activated its infectious disease hospital and intensified surveillance to prevent and respond to a possible Ebola outbreak.

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Ebola: Kaduna activates isolation centre. The Kaduna State Government has activated its infectious disease hospital and intensified surveillance to prevent and respond to a possible Ebola outbreak. Covered by 1 publications. Punch: Ebola: Kaduna activates isolation centre.

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  1. Punch Nigeria Ebola: Kaduna activates isolation centre The Kaduna State Government has activated its infectious disease hospital and intensified surveillance to prevent and respond to a possible Ebola outbreak. 2 h ago · Tier 3

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Ebola: Kaduna Activates Infectious Disease Hospital, Intensifies Surveillance

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