This brings the death toll in the outbreak to 18 as the disease spreads to three local government areas in the state.
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He outlined the efforts made by the Ministry of Health, the development partners, and the Abakaliki Area Council, including the stakeholders, to curtail the disease and urged the people not to panic. So far, the disease has spread to three local government areas — Ebonyi, Izzi, and Abakaliki — all in Ebonyi North District.
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