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The latest #Ebola outbreak in #DRC
has been declared over after just 3 months. Twelve cases, six deaths & six recoveries were recorded in four health zones in North Kivu during this outbreak.
@WHO congratulates DRC’s swift response to this outbreak!
https://bit.ly/2Rluukx pic.twitter.com/hNZ1moYLaT
The #Ebola response was coordinated by the Provincial Department of Health in collaboration with @WHO & partners. WHO had nearly 60 experts on the ground supporting contact tracing, providing treatment, community engagement & vaccination.pic.twitter.com/mGX37nNTfp
Teams remain on high alert as #DRC health authorities monitor for potential #Ebola flare-ups in the months to come. @WHO continues to work with health authorities to tackle other public health problems, including outbreaks of measles, cholera & #COVID19.pic.twitter.com/iYfM1hjYtn
That is amazing! 
That is impressive and fantastic at the same time. The team knows exactly what to do,everyone works hand in hand and it is precisely such teamwork that leads to success. Congrats 
well done 
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Great news, congratulations to the DRCl
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