Efficacité du dispositif de confinement des voyageurs dans la riposte contre la COVID-19 au Burkina Faso

Authors

  • Apoline K. SONDO
  • Mikaila KABORE
  • Brice BICABA
  • Wilfrid L. OUEDRAOGO
  • Hermann BARRO
  • Drissa LENGANE
  • Abdoulaye SAWADOGO
  • Abdoulaye ZARE
  • Simon SANOU
  • Jean Charles KONDOMBO
  • Daouda KOUSSOUBE
  • S. Nadège DAMOUE
  • Issaka YAMEOGO
  • Ismael DIALLO
  • Eric A. DIENDERE
  • Jacques ZOUNGRANA
  • Arielle BELEM
  • Arsène G. OUEDRAOGO
  • Narcisse B. OUBDA
  • Abdel A. SIRI
  • Armel PODA
  • Claudine LOUGUE
  • Martial OUEDRAOGO

Keywords:

travelers, containment, imported cases,, COVID-19, Burkina Faso

Abstract

Introduction: COVID-19 has spread rapidly around the world. Burkina Faso like other countries has applied a system of containment and surveillance of incoming passengers that we will describe.
Methodology: This was a cross-sectional study using secondary data from the District Health Information Software (DHIS2) database of the Ministry of Health
from April 9 to August 31, 2020.
Results: During the study period, 6,332 travelers from 102 different countries were recorded. Among them, there were 173 cases of COVID-19, or 2.7% of imported cases. The passenger tracking system has undergone an evolution in the strategy of screening tests and the mode of confinement. Thus, from April 9 to 30, passengers were systematically placed in confinement but only the symptomatic benefited from the COVID-19 test. From May 1 to July 30, three SARS-CoV-2 RT-PCR tests were systematically performed on all travelers on D1, D8 and D15 whether they were symptomatic or not. From August 1 to 31, with the reopening of the air borders, rapid diagnostic antigen tests (RDTs) were introduced into the passenger screening device, in addition to the RT-PCR, with the possibility of a self-test. home confinement.
Conclusion: The system put in place by the country has reduced the spread of COVID-19. However, we must remain vigilant with the reopening of air borders and soon those on land and rail.

Published

2024-04-25

How to Cite

SONDO, A. K. ., KABORE, M. ., BICABA, B. ., OUEDRAOGO, W. L. ., BARRO, H. ., LENGANE, D. ., SAWADOGO, A. ., ZARE, A. ., SANOU, S. ., KONDOMBO, J. C. ., KOUSSOUBE, D. ., DAMOUE, S. N. ., YAMEOGO, I. ., DIALLO, I. ., DIENDERE, E. A. ., ZOUNGRANA, J. ., BELEM, A. ., OUEDRAOGO, A. G., OUBDA, N. B. ., SIRI, A. A. ., PODA, A., LOUGUE, C. ., & OUEDRAOGO, M. . (2024). Efficacité du dispositif de confinement des voyageurs dans la riposte contre la COVID-19 au Burkina Faso. Sciences De La Santé, 45(1). Retrieved from https://www.revuesciences-techniquesburkina.org/index.php/sciences_de_la_sante/article/view/1311

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