10/31/2026
TB ON KWAJ: A Kwaj individual has been diagnosed with Tuberculosis and is being treated on Ebeye. Learn more...
USAG-KA confirmed the report of a case of tuberculosis (TB) involving an individual who works on Kwajalein and is now receiving medical care on Ebeye.
At this time, health officials see no elevated risk associated with the current situation but will continue to monitor and assess. No preventative measures will be implemented by USAG-KA nor are there any preventative measures for individuals to take. Routine community activities may continue unless public health officials provide additional guidance. Outdoor activities present a lower risk of TB transmission than prolonged gatherings in enclosed, poorly ventilated spaces. Seek medical evaluation if you are experiencing the following symptoms:
Symptoms to Watch For
Residents should seek prompt medical evaluation if they experience:
A persistent cough, particularly lasting three weeks or longer
Fever
Night sweats
Unexplained weight loss
Unusual fatigue
Coughing up blood
Anyone experiencing these symptoms should inform their healthcare provider of any possible TB exposure.
Residents are encouraged to remain informed through official communications and avoid spreading unverified information. USAG-KA will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as needed.
