নাইজেরিয়া থেকে ইবোলা নিলে সুইজারল্যান্ডে এলেন এক নারী

A Swiss woman being treated for Ebola in Nigeria was medically evacuated with her husband, a Swiss diplomat, to Switzerland on Monday, officials said. Nigerian Health Minister Muhammad Pate approved the evacuation and said her condition had improved significantly, that she was stable and conscious, but that she could still be infectious. Mohamed Janabi, the World Health Organization's regional director for Africa, said the evacuation was arranged because the couple are Swiss citizens and that Switzerland will take over her treatment and monitor her husband. Nigeria will continue monitoring 52 other contacts, and Pate said containment measures remain in place. The woman, Ugandan-born, tested positive after returning to Abuja from Uganda on October 3; Switzerland's foreign ministry said she had not visited Congo. Swiss authorities said she was being treated at Geneva University Hospitals and her husband was isolated in Zurich.

Where accounts differ. South China Morning Post alone reports the Geneva and Zurich hospital locations, while Premium Times alone reports the 42-year-old age, 53 contacts, and the ARISE News account of the airport departure; the outlets otherwise agree, giving 52 versus 53 contacts.

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