The World Health Organisation has announced a new outbreak of
the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the WHO made
the revelation in a tweet on Monday.
He said so far six cases have been identified with four people
already dead.
He said, “A new #Ebola outbreak detected in Western #DRC, near
Mbandaka, Équateur province. @MinSanteRDC has identified six cases,
of which four people have died.
“The country is also in final phase of battling Ebola in Eastern
DRC, #COVID19 and the world’s largest measles outbreak.
“@WHO already has staff in Mbandaka, #DRC supporting the new
#Ebola outbreak response.
“This outbreak is a reminder that #COVID19 is not the only
health threat people face. WHO is continuing to monitor and respond
to many health emergencies.”
The World Health Organisation has announced a new outbreak of
the Ebola virus in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, Director-General of the WHO made
the revelation in a tweet on Monday.
He said so far six cases have been identified with four people
already dead.
He said, “A new #Ebola outbreak detected in Western #DRC, near
Mbandaka, Équateur province. @MinSanteRDC has identified six cases,
of which four people have died.
“The country is also in final phase of battling Ebola in Eastern
DRC, #COVID19 and the world’s largest measles outbreak.
“@WHO already has staff in Mbandaka, #DRC supporting the new
#Ebola outbreak response.
“This outbreak is a reminder that #COVID19 is not the only
health threat people face. WHO is continuing to monitor and respond
to many health emergencies.”