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The Africa CDC has reported a nearly 40% increase in Ebola cases in eastern Congo, with 894 confirmed cases since the outbreak began on May 15. Contact tracing is challenged by various factors, and only 74 patients have recovered. Funding pledged to combat the outbreak remains largely unactivated.
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The Africa CDC has reported a nearly 40% increase in Ebola cases in eastern Congo, with 894 confirmed cases since the outbreak began on May 15. Contact tracing is challenged by various factors, and only 74 patients have recovered. Funding pledged to combat the outbreak remains largely unactivated.
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Ebola cases up nearly 40% in eastern Congo outbreak zone, Africa CDC says
Ebola cases rise nearly 40% in eastern Congo, Africa CDC reports