Congo’s Ebola Outbreak Expands to Two More Health Zones, Sparking Cross-Border Spillover Fears
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Ebola has spread in eastern Congo to two additional health zones, with WHO warning that cross-border spillover risk remains high; neighboring Central African Republic and South Sudan are cited as top at-risk countries as the outbreak expands toward borders.
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