Yesterday was not a good day.
When my father died, I had this lady who I met on public transport and we would travel together and I would share my sadness following my fatherβs death. When my father died, this lady became more than someone I happened to have met on public transport. She became a source of comfort in a very difficult season of my life. She listened to My sadness, walked alongside me emotionally, and reminded me of the supremacy of God when I needed those words the most. For months, she showed up for Me, perhaps without even realising just how deeply she was touching my life.
And now, after losing my brother, I finally gathered the strength to return to work after more than three months at home. I was looking forward to seeing her again. In my heart, I had already imagined that familiar conversation, the comfort of her words, and the peace I always felt after speaking with her. This lady continued supporting me for months. Unfortunately, I was told she traveled to China and died on arrival.
I am so sad π’.
@officialABAT and @OfficialAPCNg please provide clarity on this issue. It is a greater problem when trust issues become a concern over a health hazard.
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Since the declaration, Uganda has reported no further Ebola-related cases, reflecting the importance of sustained public health vigilance, surveillance and preparedness in safeguarding the population.
Uganda remains committed to protecting public health and strengthening measures to prevent, detect and respond promptly to any future health threats.