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Ebola outbreak of 2018–2019
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Ebola outbreak of 2018–2019

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  • Ebolavirus and Ebola virus disease
    Ebola
    / DRC, 2018–20

    The second largest Ebola outbreak on record began in April 2018 in North Kivu province in the eastern region of the DRC. The outbreak persisted for more than a year. By November 2019, some 3,178 cases had been confirmed, with 2,196 deaths. The initial epicenter of the outbreak…

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    The second largest Ebola outbreak on record began in April 2018 in North Kivu province in the eastern region of the DRC. The outbreak persisted for more than a year. By November 2019, some 3,178 cases had been confirmed, with 2,196 deaths. The initial epicenter of the outbreak…

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