Two Hospitalized With Suspected Ebola Test Negative in Israel
Translated & summarized from Davar by baba
Two patients hospitalized in Israel with suspected Ebola after returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo have tested negative for the virus. The Ministry of Health confirmed the results, stating tests followed international protocols. No confirmed Ebola cases have been diagnosed in Israel to date. The negative results ease concerns of a potential outbreak.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Two patients hospitalized in Israel with suspected Ebola have tested negative.
- The patients had recently returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo.
- The Ministry of Health confirmed the negative test results.
- No confirmed cases of Ebola have been diagnosed in Israel to date.
Israel's Ministry of Health announced that two patients hospitalized yesterday with suspected Ebola have tested negative for the virus. The individuals were admitted after returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo and subsequently developed a fever. The ministry stated that the tests were conducted according to professional protocols and international guidelines for high-risk infectious diseases. As of now, no confirmed cases of Ebola have been diagnosed in Israel. The patients' negative results alleviate concerns about a potential outbreak following their travel to a region known for Ebola activity.
