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South Sudan Ministry Of Health Urges Bor Fish Traders to Suspend Trade with DR Congo Over Ebola Fears


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‎South Sudan’s Ministry of Health has called on fish traders in Bor, Jonglei State, to temporarily halt trade activities with the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) as authorities step up measures to prevent the spread of Ebola into the country.

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‎Speaking during Radio Miraya’s Nationwide programme on Thursday, a senior health official, Dr. Kidiende Chong, warned that continued cross-border trade with eastern Congo could increase the risk of the deadly virus entering South Sudan.

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‎According to the ministry, traders from Bor regularly export dried fish to Ituri Province in eastern DRC, which has been identified as the centre of the current Ebola outbreak.

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‎Dr. Chong urged traders to prioritize their safety by suspending the business temporarily until the situation is brought under control.

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‎“We are calling on our people, at least for their safety, to suspend this activity for a while,” he said.

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‎Health authorities expressed concern that the movement of people and goods through porous border areas could facilitate the transmission of the virus across borders.

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‎As part of ongoing prevention efforts, the Ministry of Health said Ebola surveillance and screening operations have been intensified at 10 of South Sudan’s 17 official border crossing points with neighbouring countries.

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‎The government has continued to monitor the outbreak closely while strengthening preparedness measures to detect and respond to any suspected Ebola cases entering the country.

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