Who says Ebola’s outbreak in Dr. Kongo kills 31 | news

The United Nations agency has confirmed 48 cases since the outbreak of the disease has been announced early this month, which is the first time in three years.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has announced that 31 people have passed away from Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo this month.

“There are” 48 confirmed and possible “cases” in the Democratic Republic of the Congo amid Ebola Outbreak In three years.

And Africa said focusing on controlling and preventing diseases last week that the disease, which was previously confined to two regions, now extended to four.

The outbreak was announced for the first time two weeks ago near the town of Bulaib.

Tedros said that its partners support the government’s response, as they provide more than 14 tons of basic medical equipment and supplies and published 48 experts.

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So far, 48 confirmed and possible cases have been reported, and 31 people have died.

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“We have helped establish an Ebola treatment center with 18 beds, with 16 patients currently being treated,” he told reporters.

Tedros said that vaccination efforts are underway for potential contacts, contacts and front -line workers.

He added: “Mab114 antibiotic treatment courses have also been sent to Bulape treatment centers, and so far, 14 patients have received the drug.”

Moreover, Tedros added that more than 900 contacts were identified and that the health authorities were following them. On Tuesday, the first patient to recover, and the President of the World Health Organization was revealed.

Ebola is the viral hemorrhagic fever that was first discovered in Africa in the 1970s. It is mainly composed of wild animals, especially fruit bats.

The thick tropical forests in the Democratic Republic of the Congo act as a natural cabinet for the Ebola virus, which can lead to body pain, diarrhea, fever, weak kidney and liver functions. You can continue in survivors, and sometimes re -appear after years.

Between 2014 and 2016, three countries in West Africa – Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone – witnessed the most deadly Ebola virus, with more than 11,000.