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From DRC to Kampala and Nairobi: Did Patient Zero escape from the treatment centre?
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From DRC to Kampala and Nairobi: Did Patient Zero escape from the treatment centre?

The Standard Kenyan about 1 hour 1 mins read
Investigators are tracing the journey of Kenyas first confirmed Ebola patient from treatment in eastern DRC through Uganda to Nairobi, raising questions about how he crossed borders while ill.

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