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Marburg virus disease outbreak confirmed by WHO | Oneindia News

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Marburg virus disease outbreak confirmed by WHO | Oneindia News

Marburg virus disease outbreak confirmed by WHO | Oneindia News

The World Health Organization (WHO) confirmed the first-ever outbreak of Marburg disease in Equatorial Guinea saying that the Ebola-related virus is responsible for at least nine deaths in the country.

The health agency confirmed the epidemic after samples from Equatorial Guinea were sent to a lab in Senegal last week.

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