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Here’s data that shows Congo’s Ebola outbreak is on track to surpass history’s largest

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Data from local authorities and Africa’s top public health agency indicates that the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Congo is spreading at an unprecedented speed and has not yet peaked. According to the findings, the epidemic is on track to surpass history's largest outbreak and could potentially reach three times its current known size.

The rapid transmission rate underscores the escalating severity of the crisis in the region. Public health officials are closely monitoring the data as the outbreak continues to accelerate beyond previous historical benchmarks.

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WTOP News - Washington DC Emphasizes the unprecedented speed, calling it history's fastest outbreak.
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