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Medics track suspected Ebola cluster – Riverine Herald
Medics in Guinea are racing to track down suspected carriers of the Ebola virus after they fled a southeastern town where the country’s first case in nearly a month was detected the previous day.The case followed a “cluster of suspicious deaths” in Soulouta, the West African country’s World Health Organisation representative, Georges Alfred Ki-Zerbo, said on Friday.
“This illustrates the need for enhanced monitoring in the (local) … region, but also in other regions … to contain this new cluster…
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