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Uganda declared Ebola-free after two-month outbreak, DR Congo still affected
Uganda has been declared free of Ebola by its health minister, marking the end of a two-month outbreak during which two people died. This announcement comes as the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to battle a surge in Ebola deaths.
28 Jul, 08:52 — 28 Jul, 10:41
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The IndependentMostly Factual1h ago
Uganda declares itself Ebola free as deaths surge to 1,400 in DR Congo
Uganda has not recorded a new Ebola case since June, but confirmed infections in the DRC have risen to over 3,200 and at least 1,405 deaths, having only passed 1,000 in recent days
By Liz Cookman
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Uganda’s health minister declares country free of Ebola - Al Arabiya English
Uganda’s health minister declares country free of Ebola Al Arabiya English
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