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Risk of Ebola spread is high regionally but low globally, WHO says

A rare strain of Ebola is causing alarm in Congo with no vaccine available yet. Over 130 suspected deaths have been reported, and local healthcare workers are struggling with limited resources. The World Health Organization has declared thi...

AP News· May 21, 2026 · 1:21 AM · 23 views

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A rare strain of Ebola is causing alarm in Congo with no vaccine available yet. Over 130 suspected deaths have been reported, and local healthcare workers are struggling with limited resources. The World Health Organization has declared this a public health emergency as the outbreak challenges communities and aid systems. #Ebola #CongoCrisis #HealthEmergency #GlobalHealth #WHO

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