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Ebola mortality in DR Congo exceeds 50%

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What TASS reported

The current Ebola outbreak began in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda on May 15 to become the second deadliest one in the entire history of observation in Africa, with Ebola cases being registered in eight Congolese provinces

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Ebola mortality in DR Congo exceeds 50%. The current Ebola outbreak began in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda on May 15 to become the second deadliest one in the entire history of observation in Africa, with Ebola cases being registered in eight Congolese provinces Covered by 1 publications. TASS: Ebola mortality in DR Congo exceeds 50%.

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  1. TASS Russia Ebola mortality in DR Congo exceeds 50% The current Ebola outbreak began in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda on May 15 to become the second deadliest one in the entire history of observation in Africa, with Ebola cases being registered in eight Congolese provinces 1 h ago · Tier 3

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