The WHO reported a significant decrease in suspected Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo, dropping from 906 to 116. The reduction is attributed to the reclassification of many cases as other diseases. There are currently 321 confirmed cases in Congo and nine in Uganda, with ongoing challenges in managing the outbreak due to regional violence.
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The WHO reported a significant decrease in suspected Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo, dropping from 906 to 116. The reduction is attributed to the reclassification of many cases as other diseases. There are currently 321 confirmed cases in Congo and nine in Uganda, with ongoing challenges in managing the outbreak due to regional violence.
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WHO estimates fewer Ebola cases in Congo than previously thought
WHO reports decrease in suspected Ebola cases in Congo