Mauritania\u2019s National Cell for Monitoring the Ebola Situation held its second meeting to assess the regional outbreak and review preventive measures aimed at keeping the disease out of the country.<\/p>\n
Authorities reported that a national emergency cell has been established, awareness campaigns have been launched, and Mauritanian diplomatic missions in affected countries have been instructed to support and inform local communities. Health authorities have strengthened surveillance at border crossings and entry points, prepared isolation facilities, deployed medical teams, installed thermal screening equipment, and begun training healthcare personnel.<\/p>\n
Additional measures include enhanced border monitoring, precautionary procedures at airports and transport hubs, and coordination with local authorities to support public awareness efforts. Officials emphasized the importance of accurate information and the fight against misinformation.<\/p>\n
The Ministry of Health stated that Mauritania remains in the preparedness and prevention phase, with no reported cases in the country. Representatives from Mauritanian diplomatic missions in the Republic of \u00a0Congo, Angola, and Nigeria also confirmed that no infections have been recorded among Mauritanian nationals residing there.<\/p>\n
The meeting concluded with a call for continued coordination between government institutions, diplomatic missions, and Mauritanian communities abroad to raise awareness, discourage travel to affected areas, and prevent the spread of Ebola.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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