COUPLE ARRESTED AFTER THEIR ONE-YEAR-OLD SON FELL FROM THIRD-FLOOR BALCONY. (PHOTO).

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REDUCED OXYGEN: FG WARNS NIGERIANS OVER HIGH ALTITUDE IN ADDIS ABABA. (PHOTO).


 Reduced Oxygen: FG Warns Nigerians Over High Altitude In Addis Ababa


The Federal Government has warned Nigerians with underlying health conditions about the potential dangers of travelling through Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, after 16 deaths involving Nigerians transiting through the city were reportedly linked to complications associated with its high altitude.


In a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the government said Addis Ababa is situated approximately 2,355 metres above sea level, where lower atmospheric pressure results in reduced oxygen availability.


The Ministry disclosed that while healthy individuals are generally able to adapt to reduced oxygen levels, persons with certain pre-existing ailments particularly cardiovascular and respiratory conditions, some may experience increased health risks.


The Federal Government therefore strongly advised Nigerians with such conditions to obtain appropriate medical guidance before undertaking journeys involving transit through Addis Ababa.


Nigerians with pre-existing health conditions that can be exacerbated by high altitudes are strongly advised to exercise caution when planning journeys that involve transit through Addis Ababa.


The Ministry further emphasized that the advisory is not intended to discourage Nigerians from transiting through or travelling to Addis Ababa.


Rather, it aims to ensure that persons who may be medically vulnerable are adequately informed and take necessary precautions.

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