The Ministry of Health of the Jubaland State has conducted a specialized training workshop in Kismayo aimed at enhancing preparedness for the prevention and control of the Ebola virus disease.
The training brought together selected healthcare workers from health facilities across Kismayo District and its surrounding areas, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively respond to potential Ebola outbreaks.
The event was attended by the Kismayo District Health Coordinator, Mohamed Sheikh Aden, and the Head of Disease Surveillance, Dr. Farah Mukhtar, who emphasized the importance of strengthening the capacity of frontline health personnel in safeguarding public health.
The primary objective of the training was to improve healthcare workers’ ability to identify Ebola symptoms at an early stage, manage suspected cases appropriately, and implement effective infection prevention and control measures to curb the spread of the disease.
The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare of Jubaland continues to intensify efforts to strengthen the readiness of health professionals and enhance the region’s capacity to respond to public health emergencies, ensuring better protection for communities across Jubaland.
