The Japan Times
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Ebola patients flee in attacks on Congo health facilities, hobbling response
At least three such incidents have occurred in the northeastern province of Ituri where the first Ebola cases were reported.
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At least three such incidents have occurred in the northeastern province of Ituri where the first Ebola cases were reported.
Last week, Alberta Premier Danielle Smith pledged to call a referendum in October on whether the energy-rich province should stay in Canada.
The outbreak's epicenter is in a border province where the violence wrought by various armed groups has led to intense episodes of internal displacement.