The Katsina State Committee on Ebola has
sensitised the students of Hassan Usman Katsina Polytechnic on the
symptoms of the deadly disease.
Chairman of the committee, Dr. Ahmed
Mohammed Qabasiyyu, who is also the permanent secretary, ministry of
Health, said Ebola is a deadly and communicable disease that originated
from a river called River Ebola in Congo Republic.
He explained that
one could get infected with the disease through body contact with
infected persons, and consumption of bush meat, while the symptoms
include; high fever, vomiting and bleeding from human openings.
Speaking
earlier, the representative of the Rector, Malam Hassan Muhammad, urged
the students to make good use of the information heard.
On his part,
the Students Affairs Officer of the institution, Malam Iro Lawal
Galadanchi, called on the students and staff to stick to all preventive
measures mentioned by experts to prevent contaminating the virus.
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