Gov’t Clarifies On ‘New Variant Of COVID-19’ In Liberia Gov’t Clarifies On ‘New Variant Of COVID-19’ In Liberia
Dr. Wilhelmina Jallah, Liberia Minister of Health
The Government of Liberia, through the Ministry of Health, clarifies that contrary to public speculation, no new variant of the COVID-19 virus has been confirmed in the country. Health Minister Wilhemina Jallah has said that in keeping with World Health Organization protocols, some test samples were sent overseas for examination.
She insists that the practice is standard with countries in the region and should not suggest the emergence of a new variant of the disease. She however urges the general public to continue to strictly abide by the health protocols in spite of the relative success the country has scored to prevent further local spread of the virus.
Liberia’s COVID-19 Cases Growing By the Day, Active Confirmed Cases Hit 1,779 Liberia’s COVID-19 Cases Growing By the Day, Active Confirmed Cases Hit 1,779
Dr. Wilhelmina Jallah, Liberia Minister of Health
As some Liberians still insist that there is nothing call COVID-19, while other are doing all to publicly prevent this global epidemic, Liberia cases are growing by the day with the latest report from the Incident Management System of the National Public Health Institute of Liberia (NPHIL), the active confirmed cases of the virus is increasing each day,
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