EBOLA STARTED 3 MONTHS EARLIER THAN OFFICIAL DECLARATION
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| France 24 - International breaki | EBOLA STARTED 3 MONTHS EARLIER THAN OFFICIAL DECLARATION | 1 hr ago |
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The WHO says that sequencing shows that the fast moving Ebola outbreak in DR Congo started about 3 months before the emergency was officially declared in May. Also, its crunch week for Zambia as voters gear up for elections.
France 24 - International breaki reports that the WHO says that sequencing shows that the fast moving Ebola outbreak in DR Congo started about 3 months before the emergency was officially declared in May.
The report adds: Also, its crunch week for Zambia as voters gear up for elections.
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