RDC registra 1.657 muertos por brote de ébola
El brote supera la capacidad de respuesta sanitaria en RDC, según autoridades locales y la OMS.
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República Democrática del Congo reportó 1.657 muertes por ébola y 3.748 casos confirmados. La Organización Mundial de la Salud pidió mayor apoyo internacional para contener el brote.
República Democrática del Congo registró 1.657 muertes y 3.748 casos confirmados de ébola hasta la fecha.1 Las autoridades sanitarias del país africano informaron que 690 pacientes se encontraban en aislamiento o hospitalizados.1 Hasta el último balance, 708 personas habían sido curadas desde el inicio del brote.1
La Organización Mundial de la Salud pidió más apoyo para enfrentar el brote de ébola en RDC.2 El brote en RDC es el mayor registrado en el país, según la OMS.2 Las autoridades sanitarias locales afirmaron que el brote supera su capacidad de respuesta.2
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