Congo Reports Over 130 Suspected Deaths in New Outbreak
Congo officials reported more than 130 suspected deaths and 513 cases in a disease outbreak that began over the weekend. The warning followed the sharp rise in numbers since the first reports.
foxnews.comCongo officials reported more than 130 suspected deaths and 513 cases in a disease outbreak. The warning came shortly after the figures were released. The outbreak was first reported over the weekend.
The death and case counts mark a sharp increase from initial reports. Officials continue to monitor the situation.
Health authorities have issued a public warning.
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3 events- Over the weekend
Outbreak first reported in Congo.
1 sourceCongo officials - Shortly after initial reports
More than 130 suspected deaths and 513 cases recorded.
1 sourceCongo officials - Current
Public warning issued following sharp rise in cases.
1 sourceCongo officials
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