Mambo mengine mngekuwa mnakaa kimya tu,,, Hujaelewa Uzi afu unaleta usisemu hapa!!!
Acheni uzushi, yaani mnahujumu uchumi wa nchi ni kama mnapakwenda siku mambo yakiharibika kwenye nchi.
Huwezi kuwatangazia wananchi kuwa kuna ebola. Itasababisha taharuki kubwa sana pasipo na sababu.Kama kweli tatizo la Ebola lipo, Serikali inaogopa nini kusema ukweli ili wananchi wachukue hatua za tahadhari??
Kwani Wanafikiri wananchi watasema kwamba Serikali imeleta ugonjwa huu hatari hapa nchini? Mbona Serikali imekuwa ya ajabu hivi jamani??
KWA nini MTU ufiche ugonjwa?? KWA maslahi gani??
Hahaha...Mkuu huyo unaehangaika nae uwezo wake kiakili upo chini a.k.a bogus a.k.a bwege mtozeni....yeye anasubiri Ummy aseme....Inawezekana umekurupuka bila kusoma, anza mwanzo kasome ndiyo uje uchangie. Mwili unaobeba kichwa kisicho na akili unaumia sana.
United Republic of Tanzania | Presumptive positive case of Ebola virus disease
On 10 September 2019, WHO received unofficial reports of a suspected EVD case in Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania. In accordance to Article 10 of IHR, WHO sent a formal verification request to the United Republic of Tanzania for which receipt should have been acknowledged within
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24 hours and available public health information on the status of the event provided within a further 24 hours. To date no acknowledgement nor reply have been received by WHO. However, as EVD is a notifiable disease under the IHR and because of the potential public health significance of such an event, WHO is issuing this report to Member States. The below report is gathered from sources in the United Republic of Tanzania and investigation conducted by Ugandan health authorities. WHO and partners are continuing to engage with the National authorities to obtain the additional information required to adequately assess the risk posed by this event.
Event Description
On 10 September 2019, WHO received unofficial reports of a suspected EVD case in Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania. The suspected case, a 34 years old female, Tanzanian national, was studying in Uganda.
She arrived in Uganda from the United Republic of Tanzania on 08 August 2019. From 08 to 22 August, she stayed in the Central region of Uganda, in a private hostel near Kampala (Central Region). She visited health facilities in the same area as she developed her research concept for her post- graduate training. No EVD case has been reported in Kampala, nor in the Central Region of Uganda.
On 22 August 2019, she returned to the United Republic of Tanzania. She travelled to Mwanza (in the north of the country), then she went to Dar es Salaam (in the east of the country) and subsequently travelled to the South-West of the country (Mtwara or Songea). She became symptomatic on 28 August (headache, fever, rash, bloody diarrhoea) and sought medical attention at a private clinic where she was first diagnosed with malaria. She had an adverse reaction and the treatment was discontinued. On 5/6 September, she travelled back to Dar es Salaam, where she was hospitalized on 7 September at one of the regional referral hospitals. Following a suspicion of viral haemorrhagic fever, she was transferred to an isolation unit in another referral hospital -Temeke ETU- for further management, and samples were collected. On 8 September 2019, the patient died, and a supervised burial was performed on the same day.
On 11 September 2019, according to informal sources, a RT-PCR test performed at the Tanzanian National Health Laboratory was positive for EVD. To date, this information has not been confirmed nor ruled out by national authorities. As EVD has never been confirmed in the United Republic of Tanzania, re-testing by a viral haemorrhagic fever reference laboratory is strongly recommended to confirm the diagnosis and to determine the Ebola specie. WHO has provided Tanzanian authorities with this advice.
Contact tracing activities have been reported unofficially as being initiated and contacts have been “quarantined.” No additional information is available. The places where contact tracing is being performed are not documented.
On 11 September 2019, WHO received unofficial reports regarding a businessman from Mwanza who presented EVD like symptoms. He had travel history to DRC (dates and itinerary not documented). He reportedly had no contact with the presumptive positive case reported in Dar es Salaam. According to unofficial reports, this patient tested negative for EVD. However, no official confirmation from the United Republic of Tanzania has been received. In addition, re-testing at an international viral haemorrhagic fever reference laboratory must be considered.
On 12 September 2019, WHO received unofficial reports regarding a 27-year-old female suspected of EVD presented at Muhimbili hospital (Dar es Salaam) on 11 September. She was transferred to Temeke ETU on 12 September. No information is available regarding laboratory test and results nor description of the symptoms. No official information from the United Republic of Tanzania regarding this suspicion has been received.
In the eventuality that the presumptive case would be confirmed by a reference laboratory as being a viral haemorrhagic fever, the following will be of significant concern:
The case travelled when symptomatic, leading potentially to a high number of contacts.
The case visited at least three health care facilities increasing the risk of nosocomial transmission.
The likely source of exposure is not documented; it may be associated with i) the ongoing EVD outbreak in DRC, or ii) a distinct -and yet non-identified- source.
Public Health Response
WHO and partners are continuing to engage with national authorities to obtain the additional information required to adequately assess the risk posed by this event
WHO strongly recommends re-testing by a viral haemorrhagic fever reference laboratory to confirm the presumptive diagnosis.
WHO is deploying a multidisciplinary rapid response team to the United Republic of Tanzania to expand response capacity in the WHO country office and provide further technical assistance to the national officials in their investigation should this be requested.
In preparation for vaccination of frontline health workers, a protocol is being reviewed by the Tanzanian ethical committee (provisional approval granted on 11 September, final approval expected by 13 September 2019).
Since May 2018, as part of the recommended Ebola preparedness activities, an Ebola treatment centre (ETC) has been established in Dar es Salaam, a public health emergency operation centre (PHEOC) has been operationalized, training of three rapid response teams has been conducted, and key EVD messages have been developed and translated to local languages with ongoing EVD sensitization in both radio and print media.
WHO Risk Assessment
The absence of communication from the Tanzanian authorities represents a major challenge for assessing the risk posed by this event. If confirmed, this would be the first EVD outbreak reported in the United Republic of Tanzania. Despite preparedness activities, there remains a lack of experience and capacity in addressing such an outbreak.
Since 1 August 2018, there have been thousands of alerts of suspected EVD cases in the world, eleven of which were reported in the United Republic of Tanzania. To date, cases were only exported from DRC to Uganda.
Since the beginning of the EVD outbreak in DRC in August 2018, WHO has advised and worked with neighbouring countries to reinforce their preparedness measures. The United Republic of Tanzania began implementing these in May 2018 when DRC was facing an earlier EVD outbreak.
Nevertheless, considering i) the high risk for human health posed by EVD if confirmed; ii) the fact that the presumptive case extensively travelled within the United Republic of Tanzania including to Dar es Salaam and areas bordering Uganda and bordering Malawi; iii) the absence of communication from the Tanzanian health authorities, the risk at national level has to be considered as very high. Likewise, the risk at regional level shall be considered as high due to potential cross-border travels and significant population movements as well as potential unknown transmission chains. The risk at the global level is considered low.
The risk assessment shall be reviewed once further information becomes available.
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WHO Recommendations
WHO advises against any restriction of travel and trade to the United Republic of Tanzania based on the currently available information. Entry screening in the neighbouring countries has been recommended following the declaration of the EVD outbreak in the DRC as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern under the IHR. The United Republic of Tanzania is already implementing entry screening at major international airports. WHO continues to monitor travel and trade measures in relation to this event, and currently there are no restrictions of the international traffic in place.
For more information on Ebola virus disease, please see the links below:
Ebola fact sheet: https://www.who.int/en/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/ebola-virus-disease
SAGE recommendations: https://www.who.int/immunization/po...terim_ebola_recommendations_may_2019.pdf?ua=1 Statement on the meeting of the IHR Emergency Committee: https://www.who.int/ihr/procedures/statement-emergency-committee-ebola-drc-july- 2019.pdf
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sasa kama dawa za kuongeza nguvu za kiume kama Putunga , mobali na ngai , vumbi la congo nk mnachukua huko iweje msibebe na Ebola ?God forbid...!!!
unataka watekwe ?Sasa
NIMR Wanasema Nini Sasa Hivi Kuhusu Hili
Haa😄😅😃😂unataka watekwe ?
nani kasema ?Haa😄😅😃😂
Sasa Hivi Wameacha Hayo Mambo
Moderators taarifa zingine vizuri tuzipate kupitia wizara ya afya.Sio vizuri kugeuza maswala mazito.kama haya kuyatumia kisiasa au kuyafanya public before taarifa official.Moderators ondoeni huu uzi[
/QUOTE]Dah! Aisee tunasafari ndefu bado, kwani hii request ya WHO inashida gani kutufikia wananchi? WHO wanaomba taarifa rasmi ya serikali kwasababu wamepata taarifa za viashiria vya uwepo wa ebola hivyo wanataka kujiridhisha. Kuna ubaya gani hapo? Kwani madkatari wa hospital zilizotajwa zikiweka vipimo vya maabara kwa WHO kunashida gani? Au Mimi sijaelewa maana hii lugha nayo ilikuja na njia ya majini
Juzi (sikumbuki siku ila ni wiki iliyoisha) niliskia clouds wakati wa PB, kuna wakati Mwihava aliongea na naibu Waziri wa afya Bw. Ndugulile kuhusiana na jambo fulani kwenye wizara yake, naibu Waziri ali respond vizuri kabisa kwa swala hilo
Wakati wanakaribia kumaliza, akaulizwa kauli yake kuhusiana na ebola hasa maeneo ya mipakani wizara yake inachukua tahadhali gani?
Badala ya kujibu matokeo yake akapaniki na kumuuliza mtangazaji, umenipigia simu kuniuliza maswala ya ebola au hayo tuliyoongelea? Yule mtangazaji akasisitiza kwamba wewe ni naibu Waziri sio vibaya tukasikia kauli yako kuhusiana na hilo la ebola pia. Kilichofuata Naibu Waziri alikata simu!
Kwanini hakutaka kuongelea hilo hata kama ilikuwa sio main issue aliyotafutiwa? Hivi mtangazaji angemalizia kwa kumuuliza anazungumziaje utendaji wa Magufuri kwenye sekta ya afya angekata simu hata kama alichotafutiwa alikuwa ameshakiongea?
Binafsi nilipata wasiwasi sana kwa ile reaction.
Ni kweli sio vizuri kukurupuka kutangaza magonjwa ya milipuko kama haya kwasababu yataleta taharuki, lakini serikali haina budi kuongeza juhudi kuyadhibiti
Mwisho kabisa nimekuandikia waraka huu mrefu kukwambia kuwa ukiona serikali inatoka hadharani kusema kwamba jambo fulani kweli lipo ujue kuwa maji yamefika shingoni tayari.
Kama ni ugonjwa, jua kuna makumi wameshazikwa tayari na hakuna ujanja kwani watu wengi wameshajua hivyo kinachobaki ni kukiri tu
Kwa hiyo kwasababu Ummy ametuhakikishia jana kwamba bado haujaingia, ni jukumu letu kwa imani zetu kumuomba Mungu aepushie mbali na wizara ichukue tahadhari madhubuti
Lakini kama umeshaingia na wizara imekana labda kwa kuhofia taharuki, inabidi sasa wafanye juu chini kuhakikisha hauenei na aliyepoteza Maisha awe huyo huyo ili baadae tusijeumbuka na kutuletea shida
Wizara ifanye juu chini hiki kitu kiishie huko huko kwa kweli maana ni janga la hatari
Ebola sio tishio tena dawa ilishapatikana,,,homa ya ini ndo habari ya mjini.United Republic of Tanzania | Presumptive positive case of Ebola virus disease
On 10 September 2019, WHO received unofficial reports of a suspected EVD case in Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania. In accordance to Article 10 of IHR, WHO sent a formal verification request to the United Republic of Tanzania for which receipt should have been acknowledged within
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2019-09- 12 22:09
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24 hours and available public health information on the status of the event provided within a further 24 hours. To date no acknowledgement nor reply have been received by WHO. However, as EVD is a notifiable disease under the IHR and because of the potential public health significance of such an event, WHO is issuing this report to Member States. The below report is gathered from sources in the United Republic of Tanzania and investigation conducted by Ugandan health authorities. WHO and partners are continuing to engage with the National authorities to obtain the additional information required to adequately assess the risk posed by this event.
Event Description
On 10 September 2019, WHO received unofficial reports of a suspected EVD case in Dar es Salaam, United Republic of Tanzania. The suspected case, a 34 years old female, Tanzanian national, was studying in Uganda.
She arrived in Uganda from the United Republic of Tanzania on 08 August 2019. From 08 to 22 August, she stayed in the Central region of Uganda, in a private hostel near Kampala (Central Region). She visited health facilities in the same area as she developed her research concept for her post- graduate training. No EVD case has been reported in Kampala, nor in the Central Region of Uganda.
On 22 August 2019, she returned to the United Republic of Tanzania. She travelled to Mwanza (in the north of the country), then she went to Dar es Salaam (in the east of the country) and subsequently travelled to the South-West of the country (Mtwara or Songea). She became symptomatic on 28 August (headache, fever, rash, bloody diarrhoea) and sought medical attention at a private clinic where she was first diagnosed with malaria. She had an adverse reaction and the treatment was discontinued. On 5/6 September, she travelled back to Dar es Salaam, where she was hospitalized on 7 September at one of the regional referral hospitals. Following a suspicion of viral haemorrhagic fever, she was transferred to an isolation unit in another referral hospital -Temeke ETU- for further management, and samples were collected. On 8 September 2019, the patient died, and a supervised burial was performed on the same day.
On 11 September 2019, according to informal sources, a RT-PCR test performed at the Tanzanian National Health Laboratory was positive for EVD. To date, this information has not been confirmed nor ruled out by national authorities. As EVD has never been confirmed in the United Republic of Tanzania, re-testing by a viral haemorrhagic fever reference laboratory is strongly recommended to confirm the diagnosis and to determine the Ebola specie. WHO has provided Tanzanian authorities with this advice.
Contact tracing activities have been reported unofficially as being initiated and contacts have been “quarantined.” No additional information is available. The places where contact tracing is being performed are not documented.
On 11 September 2019, WHO received unofficial reports regarding a businessman from Mwanza who presented EVD like symptoms. He had travel history to DRC (dates and itinerary not documented). He reportedly had no contact with the presumptive positive case reported in Dar es Salaam. According to unofficial reports, this patient tested negative for EVD. However, no official confirmation from the United Republic of Tanzania has been received. In addition, re-testing at an international viral haemorrhagic fever reference laboratory must be considered.
On 12 September 2019, WHO received unofficial reports regarding a 27-year-old female suspected of EVD presented at Muhimbili hospital (Dar es Salaam) on 11 September. She was transferred to Temeke ETU on 12 September. No information is available regarding laboratory test and results nor description of the symptoms. No official information from the United Republic of Tanzania regarding this suspicion has been received.
In the eventuality that the presumptive case would be confirmed by a reference laboratory as being a viral haemorrhagic fever, the following will be of significant concern:
The case travelled when symptomatic, leading potentially to a high number of contacts.
The case visited at least three health care facilities increasing the risk of nosocomial transmission.
The likely source of exposure is not documented; it may be associated with i) the ongoing EVD outbreak in DRC, or ii) a distinct -and yet non-identified- source.
Public Health Response
WHO and partners are continuing to engage with national authorities to obtain the additional information required to adequately assess the risk posed by this event
WHO strongly recommends re-testing by a viral haemorrhagic fever reference laboratory to confirm the presumptive diagnosis.
WHO is deploying a multidisciplinary rapid response team to the United Republic of Tanzania to expand response capacity in the WHO country office and provide further technical assistance to the national officials in their investigation should this be requested.
In preparation for vaccination of frontline health workers, a protocol is being reviewed by the Tanzanian ethical committee (provisional approval granted on 11 September, final approval expected by 13 September 2019).
Since May 2018, as part of the recommended Ebola preparedness activities, an Ebola treatment centre (ETC) has been established in Dar es Salaam, a public health emergency operation centre (PHEOC) has been operationalized, training of three rapid response teams has been conducted, and key EVD messages have been developed and translated to local languages with ongoing EVD sensitization in both radio and print media.
WHO Risk Assessment
The absence of communication from the Tanzanian authorities represents a major challenge for assessing the risk posed by this event. If confirmed, this would be the first EVD outbreak reported in the United Republic of Tanzania. Despite preparedness activities, there remains a lack of experience and capacity in addressing such an outbreak.
Since 1 August 2018, there have been thousands of alerts of suspected EVD cases in the world, eleven of which were reported in the United Republic of Tanzania. To date, cases were only exported from DRC to Uganda.
Since the beginning of the EVD outbreak in DRC in August 2018, WHO has advised and worked with neighbouring countries to reinforce their preparedness measures. The United Republic of Tanzania began implementing these in May 2018 when DRC was facing an earlier EVD outbreak.
Nevertheless, considering i) the high risk for human health posed by EVD if confirmed; ii) the fact that the presumptive case extensively travelled within the United Republic of Tanzania including to Dar es Salaam and areas bordering Uganda and bordering Malawi; iii) the absence of communication from the Tanzanian health authorities, the risk at national level has to be considered as very high. Likewise, the risk at regional level shall be considered as high due to potential cross-border travels and significant population movements as well as potential unknown transmission chains. The risk at the global level is considered low.
The risk assessment shall be reviewed once further information becomes available.
Update
2019-
09-12
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WHO Recommendations
WHO advises against any restriction of travel and trade to the United Republic of Tanzania based on the currently available information. Entry screening in the neighbouring countries has been recommended following the declaration of the EVD outbreak in the DRC as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern under the IHR. The United Republic of Tanzania is already implementing entry screening at major international airports. WHO continues to monitor travel and trade measures in relation to this event, and currently there are no restrictions of the international traffic in place.
For more information on Ebola virus disease, please see the links below:
Ebola fact sheet: https://www.who.int/en/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/ebola-virus-disease
SAGE recommendations: https://www.who.int/immunization/po...terim_ebola_recommendations_may_2019.pdf?ua=1 Statement on the meeting of the IHR Emergency Committee: https://www.who.int/ihr/procedures/statement-emergency-committee-ebola-drc-july- 2019.pdf
Sasa moderators watoe ombi la WHO la kutaka kupewa taarifa na serikali kwanini? Kwani hapo WHO wamesema ebola ipo au wanaomba taarifa? Kuna ubaya gani sisi waTanzania kujua kwamba WHO inamashaka na uwepo wa ebola hivyo inaomba taarifa rasmi ya serikali?@modrator Paw na wahusika mnatakiwa kulinda hili jukwaa kwa kuto ruhusu huu ujinga