The Nigeria Centre for Disease Control and Prevention, NCDC, has
reported 11 confirmed new cases of Lassa fever in three states of the
federation.
This came as the agency said 811 confirmed cases and 152 deaths have
been recorded cumulatively in 2025.
The Case Fatality Rate, CFR, according to the agency, was 18.7%, higher
than the 17.3% reported for the same period in 2024.
These were contained in the Lassa Fever Situation Report for Week 28 of
7th–13th July, 2025, published by the agency on Monday.
The publication from the agency’s Corporate Communications Division said
89% of confirmed cases are from five states of Ondo, Bauchi, Edo, Taraba,
and Ebonyi.
It encouraged citizens to use and share this data in their public health
stories and updates.

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