Kenya Discharges Five Ebola Patients As 46 More Contacts Leave Quarantine
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Kenya has discharged five patients who recovered from the Ebola (Bundibugyo virus) outbreak, while 46 additional contacts have completed their monitoring period and been released from quarantine. The five male patients, treated at Kenyatta National Hospital and The Nairobi Hospital, were discharged
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Kenya Discharges Five Ebola Patients As 46 More Contacts Leave Quarantine. Kenya has discharged five patients who recovered from the Ebola (Bundibugyo virus) outbreak, while 46 additional contacts have completed their monitoring period and been released from quarantine. The five male patients, treated at Kenyatta National Hospital and The Nairobi Hospital, were discharged Covered by 1 publications. TVC News: Kenya Discharges Five Ebola Patients As 46 More Contacts Leave Quarantine.
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- TVC News Nigeria Kenya Discharges Five Ebola Patients As 46 More Contacts Leave Quarantine Kenya has discharged five patients who recovered from the Ebola (Bundibugyo virus) outbreak, while 46 additional contacts have completed their monitoring period and been released from quarantine. The five male patients, treated at Kenyatta National Hospital and The Nairobi Hospital, were discharged 1 h ago · Tier 3
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