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Ebola Burial Team Attacked, 11 Patients Flee Care in Widening Outbreak in Congo

Ebola Burial Team Attacked, 11 Patients Flee Care in Widening Outbreak in Congo
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 04 June 2026, 00:26 UTC By Jason Gale 1 min read
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Doctors in the isolated red zone at the Ebola Treatment Center in Munigi, Democratic Republic of Congo, on June 2.

Doctors in the isolated red zone at the Ebola Treatment Center in Munigi, Democratic Republic of Congo, on June 2. Photographer: JOSPIN MWISHA/AFP
Ebola Burial Team Attacked (ORG) the Ebola Treatment Center (ORG) Munigi (LOCATION) Democratic Republic of Congo (LOCATION)
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