Ebola: Two Dead, 20 People In Hospital For Bathing With Salt
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A rumour which was started when a prophet
purportedly said that waking up in the night
to drink salty water, and also bathing with it,
will ensure total immunity from the Ebola
virus, went viral in most states of the country
and saw a lot of people drinking big cups of
salty water and bathing with it.
At least twenty persons are currently in
hospitalised in various hospitals in Jos, the
Plateau State capital as a result of the
excess consumption of salty water.
According to a hospital source, over twenty
persons are currently on admission in
hospitals in the city.
“Most of the patients rushed to the
hospital were hypertensive and some of
the patients were stooling, due to
excess consumption of salt.”
The source told Leadership that most of
those hospitalised were women and children.
Also, there are reports in the media that two
persons have been feared dead due to the
excessive consumption of salt. How sad!
Jonathan declares national emergency, votes
N1.9bn
In a rapid-fire effort to stop the deadly
contagious disease from spreading, President
Goodluck Jonathan has declared the control
and containment of the Ebola virus in Nigeria
a National Emergency.
The president who also approved the sum of
N1.9 billion as special intervention fund,
which he said must be released immediately
for speedy implementation, also ordered that
the movement of corpses both internationally
and within the country should stop
henceforth till further notice.
Ebola is spreading, please be careful.
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