Thursday, October 16, 2014

Ebola Patient Treated in German Hospital in Leipzig Dies :: Mgonjwa wa Ebola afariki dunia nchini Germany..

Mfanyakazi wa Umoja wa mataifa aliesafirishwa mpaka Ujerumani akitokea Liberia wiki iliyopita baada ya kupatwa na virusi vya ugonjwa wa Ebola, amefariki dunia kwenye hospitali ya St. Georg Ujerumani.

Kifo chake kinamfanya kuwa binadamu wa kwanza kufariki kwa Ebola ndani ya ardhi ya Ujerumani ambapo Mwanaume huyu raia wa Sudan mwenye umri wa miaka 56 alifikishwa kwenye hospitali hiyo akiwa na hali mbaya ambapo amefariki jana usiku baada ya hali yake kuwa mbaya pamoja na kwamba alipewa uangalizi mkubwa wa kupatiwa matibabu.

Kuna hii stori ya shirika la afya la umoja wa mataifa kwamba karibu watu 8,400 waliathirika na gonjwa la ebola ambapo 4,000 kati yao wamefariki.

Msudan huyu aliefariki dunia anakuwa mgonjwa wa tatu wa Ebola kutibiwa nchini Ujerumani sababu tayari kuna Mganda mmoja daktari amekua akitibiwa huko Frankfurt, wakati Yule Msenegal aliruhusiwa kutoka hospitali hivi karibuni baada ya kutibiwa kwa wiki tano.

 Bernhard Ruf, head of the clinic’s department for infectious diseases, said the patient suffered from a “very severe course of the disease” and the clinic’s hygienic measures were performed at the “highest level” to protect the hospital’s health care workers and the environment. The clinic safely destroyed all medical material contaminated with Ebola, he added.

The body of the deceased will now be cremated due to safety reasons, a spokeswoman for the city’s mayor said.

The patient has been the third Ebola fatality in Europe after two Spanish missionaries, Brother Manuel García Viejo and Rev. Miguel Pajares, died in September and August, respectively.

The hospital will issue a more detailed statement later in the day.

The Sudanese had been the third Ebola patient to be brought for treatment to Germany. The first patient, treated at a hospital in Hamburg, has recovered and returned home. The second patient, a Ugandan doctor, arrived for treatment in Frankfurt on Oct. 3.

Germany has around 50 hospital beds to treat patients infected with Ebola. Nine hospitals, including in the cities of Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, Leipzig, Munich and Stuttgart, have special isolation wards that deal with highly contagious diseases. Protection 

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