46 Ebola contacts set for release as Kenya moves closer to containing outbreak
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Forty-six people under Ebola quarantine are set to be released as Health DG Patrick Amoth says Kenya has traced all 135 contacts linked to the outbreak, which has infected nine people and killed two.
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46 Ebola contacts set for release as Kenya moves closer to containing outbreak. Forty-six people under Ebola quarantine are set to be released as Health DG Patrick Amoth says Kenya has traced all 135 contacts linked to the outbreak, which has infected nine people and killed two. Covered by 1 publications. Capital FM Kenya: 46 Ebola contacts set for release as Kenya moves closer to containing outbreak.
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- Capital FM Kenya Kenya 46 Ebola contacts set for release as Kenya moves closer to containing outbreak Forty-six people under Ebola quarantine are set to be released as Health DG Patrick Amoth says Kenya has traced all 135 contacts linked to the outbreak, which has infected nine people and killed two. 2 h ago · Tier 3
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