In a briefing session to faith-based organization, Minister Sabin Nsanzimana underscored the critical need for raising awareness about the Marburg virus, detailing its history and current status in Rwanda.

He emphasized the virus's potential threat, called on religious leaders to provide reassurance to their congregations while actively promoting preventive measures. This includes encouraging testing among members who exhibit symptoms or have been in contact with affected individuals. Additionally, leaders were urged to offer moral and psychological support to those grappling with fear or anxiety related to the virus. By sharing accurate information during services and community gatherings, faith leaders can help foster trust in health protocols and encourage early detection.

The commitment of religious leaders to implement these measures is essential for creating a resilient community, ultimately enhancing public health efforts and instilling hope during these challenging times. Together, through awareness and compassionate support, we can effectively combat the Marburg virus and protect our communities.