WIRE — Ministry of Health and Sanitation has said the country will need K3.78 billion (about $2.1million) to implement a three-month plan to prevent Ebola through detection, confirmation and prompt response. The plan, covering the period June to August, outlines a comprehensive, multisectoral and coordinated framework aimed at enhancing surveillance, strengthening diagnostic capacity and ensuring timely response The post Ebola prevention budget at K3.7bn appeared first on Nation Online.
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