News dated
WHO’s 9 September report describes August training for 35 Kenyan health workers and engagement with 45 stakeholders at three border crossings, supported by WHO and IOM. [1]
Each crossing developed a response plan. In Busia, however, staff shortages still leave small-scale traders without night-time screening. [1]
The bright side
Participants are sharing information within their communities to help recognise and promptly report possible Ebola cases. [1]
Straight from the source.
- Kenya strengthens Ebola readiness at its busiest land border OMS — Ufficio regionale per l’Africa · 9 Sept 2026
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