The latest outbreak started in Uganda’s western Kibaale district, around 125
miles west of the Kampala.
The rare haemorrhagic disease, named after a small river in DR Congo, killed
37 people in western Uganda in 2007 and claimed the lives of at least 170
people in the north of the country in 2000.
“I wish you good luck, and may God rest the souls of those who died in
eternal peace,” Museveni added.
Source: AFP
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