According to journalists, the symptoms of the disease point to the manifestation of viruses such as Marburg or Ebola, but both of these diseases have been ruled out by the Burundi Ministry of Health.
In the East African country of Burundi, a mysterious virus took the lives of three people within hours of their illness. This was reported by the Daily Star.
Dozens of residents were quarantined and health officials rushed to warn people to take more hygiene measures.
The disease, in which three people died within 24 hours of being sick, has not yet been officially detected. It is assumed that all of the deceased lived in the same area.
Doctors reported several symptoms suggestive of infection, including abdominal pain, nosebleeds, acute headache, fever, vomiting, and dizziness.
Although the symptoms of the disease are similar to Marburg or Ebola, the Burundi health ministry has ruled out the possibility of these diseases.
One of the nurses at Migwa Medical Center, where the two patients were taken in the last minutes of their lives, said: “This is a disease that kills quickly. It’s terrible, we’re all waiting to die.”
Commenting on the panic in the society, one of the ministers from the Burundi government cabinet said that there is still no real strategy for the prevention of this virus.
“Aside from washing hands and avoiding greetings, there are no strict measures that can stop the infection,” the official said.
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Source: Focus
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