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WHO declines emergency status for Ebola

WHO expressed grave concern about Congo’s most recent surge in its Ebola outbreak but agreed it is not yet an international public health emergency.

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By Arete News - April 12, 2019
An Ebola treatment center at the Beni hospital in Congo's North Kivu Province (AN/Alain Coulibaly)
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