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Fears over Ebola spread in DRC as patients flee attack on treatment centre

Fears over Ebola spread in DRC as patients flee attack on treatment centre
The Telegraph Monday 09 November 2026, 16:03 UTC By Ben Farmer 1 min read
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Islamic State militants kill dozens in raid on health post, leaving medical staff and patients in fear

Islamic State militants kill dozens in raid on health post, leaving medical staff and patients in fear
DRC (LOCATION) Islamic State (ORG)
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