
The number of deaths in the Ebola epidemic, which started on May 5 in the Democratic Republic of Congo, increased to 5 thousand 387 and the number of cases increased to 11 thousand 42.
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The Ebola epidemic broke out in the Democratic Republic of Congo on May 5.
The number of deaths and cases continues to increase in the Ebola epidemic that broke out in the Democratic Republic of Congo on May 5.
LOSS OF LIVES EXCEEDED 5 THOUSAND
In the statement made by the government, it was reported that the number of deaths in the epidemic reached 5 thousand 387 and the number of cases reached 11 thousand 42. 8 out of 26 states in the Democratic Republic of Congo were affected by the epidemic.
THERE IS NO TREATMENT OR VACCINE

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