Nigeria must complete a 42-day monitoring period before it can be declared free of Ebola, despite having no active cases
Nigeria needs 42 days without Ebola transmission to be declared free — WHO
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Heavy rainfall, flooding expected in Northern, South-west states, NCDC warns
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Ebola: NCDC expands health declaration requirement for international travellers
He said the NCDC had sent advisories to the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) and the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA), with further instructions expected to guide implementation in collaboration with airlines.
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