Uganda’s Ministry of Health announced late Tuesday that the country remains free of Ebola, despite a confirmed case in Kenya travelling through Ugandan territory. Charles Olaro, director general of health services, confirmed in a statement that Uganda is maintaining robust surveillance and preparedness protocols. The case originated in Kenya and transited through Uganda, prompting heightened vigilance. Despite this transit, officials assert no Ebola cases have been detected within Uganda. The Ministry of Health emphasized continued efforts to protect public health and prevent any potential outbreaks. These measures demonstrate Uganda’s commitment to safeguarding its population from the Ebola virus. The statement aims to reassure the public regarding the country’s current status.