The World Health Organisation (WHO) said it would soon declare the Democratic Republic of Congo free of the Ebola Virus Disease (EVD).
Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General disclosed this in the agency’s official twitter account as it has been over a month since the last case of Ebola was recorded.
It read; “If it stays that way, the outbreak will be declared over in less than a month. WHO thanks all partners for their solidarity in staying the course in the service of the people of the country; my special thanks to the government,’’.
He said there had been no new cases of EVD reported in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since February 17.
Dr. Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, WHO Director-General disclosed this in the agency’s official twitter account as it has been over a month since the last case of Ebola was recorded.
It read; “If it stays that way, the outbreak will be declared over in less than a month. WHO thanks all partners for their solidarity in staying the course in the service of the people of the country; my special thanks to the government,’’.
He said there had been no new cases of EVD reported in the Democratic Republic of the Congo since February 17.
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