In a recent development at Hyderabad's Gandhi Hospital, a Sudanese passenger who was suspected of having Ebola has tested negative for the virus. The patient was admitted to the isolation ward after showing symptoms upon arrival at the airport.
New Cases in Isolation
On Friday, two more Sudanese nationals who arrived at the airport with fever were also moved to the isolation ward of Gandhi Hospital. Their samples have been sent for Ebola testing, and results are currently awaited.
Precautionary Measures
Health authorities are taking all necessary precautions to prevent any potential spread of the virus. The hospital has set up a dedicated isolation unit to handle such cases, and medical staff are following strict protocols.
The negative test result for the first passenger brings some relief, but officials remain vigilant. The two new cases are being closely monitored, and further updates will be provided once test results are available.
This incident highlights the importance of screening at international airports and the readiness of healthcare facilities to respond to potential health emergencies.
