Democratic Republic of Congo tests 12 more patients for Ebola

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GOMA, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO (AFP) - Twelve people were ordered to undergo testing for possible Ebola infection in Goma in Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on Saturday (Aug 3), only days after three patients in the densely populated city tested positive for the disease, the country's presidency said.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

GOMA, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO - Twelve people were ordered to undergo testing for possible Ebola infection in Goma in Democratic Republic of the Congo on Saturday , only days after three patients in the densely populated city tested positive for the disease, the country's presidency said.

A one-year-old girl became the third patient to test positive for Ebola in Goma, local officials said last Wednesday. Meanwhile, two vehicles carrying members of a team fighting Ebola were shot at on the road between Beni and Butembo, two North Kivu towns that have also suffered badly from the outbreak. Nobody was injured, police colonel Richard Mbambi told AFP.

 

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