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Congo's fast-moving Ebola outbreak becomes country's worst with over 2,300 dead
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Congo's Ebola death toll crosses 3,000 amid worst outbreak in country's history
WorldPingMore than 6,100 Ebola cases and 3,000 deaths are recorded in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Weak surveillance and insecurity hinder efforts to contain the nation's worst-ever epidemic.
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