Countries that have faced Marburg virus outbreaks, such as Tanzania, Ghana, Equatorial Guinea, and Guinea, have employed several key strategies to contain the virus. These include the deployment of specialized surge teams trained to manage health emergencies and the activation of Emergency Operations Centres to coordinate efforts efficiently. Rapid response teams were mobilized to enhance surveillance, case management, and real-time assessments. Robust contact tracing and surveillance systems were implemented to break the chain of transmission, while specialized treatment centres provided intensive care and isolated infected patients, helping to prevent further spread. Collaboration with the WHO ensured timely access to necessary resources, including medical supplies and expert support. Read more in the New Times.