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An Ebola patient traveled through DR Congo and Uganda before dying in isolation in Nairobi. Kenyan authorities are now tracing contacts and looking for further …
An Ebola patient traveled through DR Congo and Uganda before dying in isolation in Nairobi. Kenyan authorities are now tracing contacts and looking for further infections. The case highlights the challenge of detecting Ebola as infected travelers move across borders. Rapid testing, monitoring and public trust will be crucial. Our correspondent Felix Maringa assesses Kenya's preparedness.
#ebola #disease #kenya #africa #dwcurrentaffairs
00:00 Kenya buries its first confirmed Ebola victim
00:59 DW's Felix Maringa reports from Nairobi
03:04 Government says the case is isolated, not an outbreak
03:43 Cross-border travel and the challenge of detecting Ebola
04:50 Calls for stricter surveillance and regional cooperation
05:45 Questions over Kenya's controversial Ebola treatment center
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@@felixthecat2786Imported1mo ago
This situation is more serious than it's being out to be. Nairobi is a major international hub for flights. If he spread it to other then there's the potential for it to spread to multiple countries in the EU, Middle East, and the US.<br><br>Everyone is making a big deal about the case in Siberia, but that town is literally in the middle of nowhere.
@@cnchristopher257Imported1mo ago
Ruto wanted it in for Ebola funding. He's just lost 1.5 trillion from the chivayo crash!
@@majorskies7091Imported1mo ago
Lock down part 3??? Lets go.
@@JAMESBROWN-ih3ftImported1mo ago
Some country, group, organization or individual is going to weaponize Ebola. ☣
@@AzurHadImported1mo ago
Its genocide arrived on children and seniors from doge via cut health aid.Thousends died.What insane people there are on planet.
@@urbanstrencanImported1mo ago
I really hope that Kenya government reacts quickly and prevent new hot spot of Ebola to begin
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An Ebola patient traveled through DR Congo and Uganda before dying in isolation in Nairobi. Kenyan authorities are now tracing contacts and looking for further infections. The case highlights the challenge of detecting Ebola as infected travelers move across borders. Rapid testing, monitoring and public trust will be crucial. Our correspondent Felix Maringa assesses Kenya's preparedness.
#ebola #disease #kenya #africa #dwcurrentaffairs
00:00 Kenya buries its first confirmed Ebola victim
00:59 DW's Felix Maringa reports from Nairobi
03:04 Government says the case is isolated, not an outbreak
03:43 Cross-border travel and the challenge of detecting Ebola
04:50 Calls for stricter surveillance and regional cooperation
05:45 Questions over Kenya's controversial Ebola treatment center
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
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