Ebola Outbreak in Latest Region Involves Over 900 Suspected Cases and More Than 200 Suspected Deaths
An Ebola outbreak declared two weeks ago has led to over 900 suspected cases and more than 200 suspected deaths, according to conflicting reports. The World Health Organization is scaling up testing capacities and has stated that case and death figures will change as more data becomes available.
An Ebola outbreak was declared two weeks ago, according to Al Jazeera. The number of suspected cases is reported differently across sources: TASS cited 906 suspected cases, while Bluesky reported over 1,000. The World Health Organization reported 906 suspected cases, according to TASS, but Bluesky reported over 1,000. The number of suspected deaths is also reported differently: Bluesky stated more than 220 people are suspected to have died, while the World Health Organization, as reported by TASS, cited over 200 deaths. WHO, according to TASS, said the figures for suspected cases and deaths will change as testing continues. WHO also reported that testing capacities are being scaled up, according to TASS. Five Ebola patients have recovered.
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