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Ebola Scare Ends as Suspected Patients Test Negative in Israel
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Two individuals returning to Israel from the Democratic Republic of the Congo tested negative for Ebola after being isolated at Sheba and Ichilov Medical Centers. The announcement comes amid a major Ebola outbreak in the DRC, which has caused over 5,000 deaths. The Israeli Health Ministry confirmed no Ebola cases in Israel and advised against travel to several African countries due to the spreading virus.
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- Two suspected Ebola patients returning to Israel from the DRC have tested negative.
- The patients were isolated at Sheba and Ichilov Medical Centers.
- The DRC is currently experiencing a severe Ebola outbreak with over 10,000 cases and 5,000 deaths.
- Israel's Health Ministry confirmed no Ebola cases within the country.
- Travel advisories were issued for several African nations due to the spreading outbreak.
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