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Togo Takes Preemptive Action Against Lassa Virus

Togo is taking steps to protect itself from the Lassa virus, which has been reported in some West African countries. Concerned about the disease potentially spreading to Togo, the country’s health authorities have increased and recommended surveillance and prevention measures nationwide. The Ministry of Health deployed measures to better monitor health centers, communities, and entry points. They are also preparing to handle suspected cases and conducting public awareness campaigns to help people better protect themselves and properly handle suspected cases. Health officials also suggested regularly washing hands with soaps, avoiding touching potentially infected individuals, and carefully handling people killed by the virus. They also recommended avoiding rodents and properly preserving food. According to the Ministry of Health, rapid diagnostic and medical treatment improves the chances of recovery. The Lassa disease is spread mainly through contact with infected rodents' urine or […]

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