Marburg outbreak grows with concerning geographic spread in Equatorial Guinea
WHO said Equatorial Guinea is not reporting some confirmed cases, delaying responses.
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WHO said Equatorial Guinea is not reporting some confirmed cases, delaying responses.
The Marburg virus is a highly infectious, Ebola-like disease. First identified in 1967, it has a mortality rate of 50 per cent. There is currently no treatment or vaccine for the disease
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At least four cases have now been detected in the city of Bata, which has a population of around 200,000 people