Uganda is Ebola Free, Ministry of Health Clarifies

[Eronda]

The Ministry of Health has assured the public that Uganda remains free of Ebola and there is no outbreak currently affecting the country.

In a statement issued to the public, the ministry urged citizens, travellers and visitors to remain calm while continuing to observe preventive health measures. Officials emphasized that maintaining vigilance is essential to protecting the country from potential public health threats.

The ministry called on the public to practise proper hand hygiene, including regular handwashing with soap and clean water or the use of alcohol-based hand sanitizers. Travellers entering and leaving the country have also been advised to cooperate with health officials and comply with screening procedures and other public health measures at all designated points of entry.

According to health authorities, these preventive measures are part of routine efforts to strengthen disease surveillance and ensure the country remains prepared to detect and respond to any health emergencies.

The Ministry of Health reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding public health and encouraged members of the public to rely on information from official sources while avoiding the spread of unverified reports that may cause unnecessary alarm.

Ugandans have been urged to remain alert, follow public health guidelines and report any suspected health concerns to the relevant authorities as the country continues to maintain its Ebola-free status.