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Ebola Bundibugyo Outbreak: DRC & Global Response

WHO hopes to reverse the spread of the Ebola virus within three months, but also warned the outbreak would not end within that timeframe.

reported by 3 outlets · Attributed statement · first recorded Aug 13, 6:30 PM

Outlets disagree on this: Al Jazeera reports two conflicting WHO positions: that WHO hopes to reverse the spread within three months, and separately that WHO warned the outbreak would not end within three months.

How each outlet reported it

Al JazeeraLean left · Aug 13, 6:02 PM

The WHO hopes to reverse the spread of the virus within three months

Cites: World Health Organization · Details: three months

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Al JazeeraLean left · Aug 13, 6:02 PM

The WHO warned that the outbreak would not end within three months

Cites: World Health Organization · Details: would not end within three months

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BBCCenter · Aug 17, 6:02 AM

The WHO hopes to reverse the spread of the disease within three months

Cites: WHO · Details: three months

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BBCCenter · Aug 17, 6:02 AM

WHO warned that reversing spread means bringing transmission under control but not ending the outbreak entirely

Cites: WHO

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UN NewsIntergovernmental · Aug 18, 1:02 AM

WHO hopes to reverse the fast-moving spread of Ebola within three months by bringing transmission under control.

Cites: WHO · Details: three months

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Al JazeeraLean left · Aug 18, 9:02 PM

Ebola outbreak in DR Congo can be brought under control in three months if necessary resources are available

Cites: World Health Organization · Details: three months; necessary resources

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