France reports first Ebola case in patient who returned from humanitarian visit to DRC
It marks the first reported case in France and the first to test positive outside of Africa amid the second largest Ebola outbreak on record in DRC.
It marks the first reported case in France and the first to test positive outside of Africa amid the second largest Ebola outbreak on record in DRC.
Australia is facing its worst diphtheria outbreak in recorded history and Ebola is rapidly spreading overseas.
The country is experiencing an outbreak of a rare strain of the virus that has no vaccine or cure.
Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus is visiting the disaster-hit country where hundreds have so far died.
Treatment centres have been burned and terror groups have restricted local efforts to contain the disease.
Authorities in north eastern Congo banned funeral wakes and gatherings of more than 50 people on Friday.
A customs spokesperson said the passenger "should not have boarded" at all.
The new outbreak has already killed dozens of people, with health authorities in fear of further spread.
A leading US scientist says the rare ebola outbreak in Africa has the "potential to spread".
It is the first Ebola outbreak in 18 years in Kasai province, a remote part of Congo with poor road networks, which is more than 1000 kilometres from the nation’s capital of Kinshasa.