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Israeli Man Returned from DR Congo Hospitalized on Suspected Ebola Case

An Israeli man recently returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo has been hospitalized in Soroka Medical Center under suspicion of Ebola. Tests are ongoing, with results expected soon, while health authorities conduct an epidemiological investigation and maintain travel advisories for affected regions.

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Israeli Man Returned from DR Congo Hospitalized on Suspected Ebola Case
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  1. 01A 24-year-old Israeli man returned from DR Congo and was hospitalized on suspected Ebola.
  2. 02He is stable, isolated, and treated per Ministry of Health protocols at Soroka Hospital.
  3. 03This is the third suspected Ebola case in Israel recently; previous cases tested negative.
  4. 04Tests results are expected within 24 hours alongside an epidemiological investigation.
  5. 05Health Ministry advises avoiding non-essential travel to Ebola-affected areas like DR Congo and Uganda.
  6. 06Ebola transmits via direct contact with infected bodily fluids, not through the air.
Translated and summarized by baba from Ynet, the latest report. Read Ynet’s original

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