<p>A total of 45 respondents were interviewed. Out of which 88.8% were public health officers, 3 were medical doctors (6.6%) and 2 were nurses (4.4%). About 80% were males. Over 40% spent between 4-7 years serving in the surveillance system, 95% believed the surveillance system can detect SARS-COV2., and53% are not monitoring the trend of the surveillance data. Therefore, overall usefulness of the surveillance system was poor (35%). Simplicity, acceptability, and stability of the system were all poor at 42%, 22%, and 33% respectively.</p>