U.S. Ebola Unit Plans in Kenya, Subject of Protests, Suffers New Setback From Court Ruling

NYT World Tuesday 02 June 2026, 12:20 UTC By Matthew Mpoke Bigg and Brian O. Otieno 1 min read

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Demonstrators in Nanyuki, Kenya, on Monday, protesting plans to create an Ebola quarantine center for Americans.

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