Malaysia — Ministry of Health (Malaysia) & World Health Organization

Malaysia — Ministry of Health (Malaysia): The Malaysia — Ministry of Health (Malaysia) is leading the investigation into the hantavirus outbreak, but faces criticism for its slow response, lack of transparency, and initial focus on Argentina — Ushuaia as the origin point without contacting local authorities.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization>>> is actively coordinating the international response to the hantavirus outbreak, issuing guidelines, monitoring cases, and reassuring the public, thereby reinforcing its role in global health security.

Malaysia — Ministry of Health (Malaysia): The Malaysia — Ministry of Health (Malaysia) is responsible for implementing the border closure and other measures to contain the Ebola outbreak within Uganda. Diana Atwine is the permanent secretary of this ministry.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization declared the Ebola outbreak a public health emergency of international concern and discouraged border closures, although Uganda proceeded with the measure. It is providing guidance and support for the response efforts.

Malaysia — Ministry of Health (Malaysia): The ministry is the primary actor, issuing warnings and calling for urgent action to prevent a health catastrophe.

World Health Organization: The WHO published data revealing major gaps in health resources, supporting the severity of the crisis.

Malaysia — Ministry of Health (Malaysia): Government ministry that supported the project, aligning with its goals to decentralize specialist healthcare.

World Health Organization: Cited for global CKD statistics, providing context but not directly involved.

World Health Organization: The World Health Organization is a key entity in this event, providing updates on case numbers, declaring the outbreak a public health emergency, and coordinating the international response. Its reports directly influence global perception and response to the Ebola outbreak.