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Kenya has confirmed its first imported case of Bundibugyo Ebola after a patient who travelled from the Democratic Republic of the Congo through Uganda died in Nairobi on Monday. To discuss the immediate risks, containment measures and what the public needs to know, Dr. Neema Kimambo, Kenya Representative for the World Health Organization, spoke to CGTN Africa from Nairobi.
Kenya has confirmed its first imported case of Bundibugyo Ebola after a patient who travelled from the Democratic Republic of the Congo through Uganda died in Nairobi on Monday. To discuss the immediate risks, containment measures and what the public needs to know, Dr. Neema Kimambo, Kenya Representative for the World Health Organization, spoke to CGTN Africa from Nairobi.