Uganda declares Ebola outbreak over after 42 days without new case
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Uganda has officially been declared free of the Ebola outbreak after completing 42 consecutive days without recording any new confirmed cases. The World Health Organization and the Africa CDC praised the country's rapid response and efforts in containing the epidemic, which was caused by the Bundibugyo species of the virus.
The successful containment marks a major milestone for Uganda's health response, contrasting with neighboring regions where outbreaks have overwhelmed health facilities. Despite the declaration, health authorities have warned neighboring countries to remain vigilant to prevent a resurgence of the virus.
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Jamaica Observer (JM)Focuses on WHO declaration and regional contrasts with DRC health facilities.
Vanguard (NG)Emphasizes the specific virus strain, Africa CDC praise, and warnings for neighbors.
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