Suspected Marburg outbreak in Uganda prompts US alert

The Telegraph Tuesday 30 June 2026, 11:35 UTC By Arthur Scott-Geddes 1 min read

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Reports of a potential case of the haemorrhagic fever come as Kampala battles to stop the spread of Ebola

Suspected Marburg (PERSON) Uganda (LOCATION) US (LOCATION) Kampala (LOCATION)

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