DRC's Bunia airport reopens after steep decline in number of suspected Ebola cases

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Traffic has resumed at Bunia airport in DR Congo’s Ituri province - the epicenter of the country’s latest Ebola outbreak - after the World Health Organization reported a sharp decline in the number of suspected cases from 906 to 116.

DRC's Bunia airport reopens after steep decline in number of suspected Ebola cases

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