Niger has treated 8,629 tuberculosis (TB) cases out of the 14,908 cases identified in the country.

Health authorities revealed that the treatment program continues to expand, aiming to reach all affected individuals across the nation.

The government emphasized the importance of early diagnosis and consistent therapy to curb the spread of the disease.

Public health campaigns are ongoing to educate citizens on TB symptoms and encourage timely medical intervention.

Officials noted that resource allocation, including medication and trained personnel, remains a priority to sustain progress in TB management.

Efforts in Niger aim to reduce tuberculosis mortality rates and improve overall health outcomes for affected communities.