Port Harcourt records 2nd Ebola death - Health Minister

The Nigerian Ministry of Health has announced the death of another Ebola patient in Port Harcourt. The victim is said to be an elderly woman who contracted the deadly virus while on admission in the same hospital where late Dr Enemoah died.



The Minister's spokesman, Dan Nwomeh announced this on twitter today. Continue to see more of his tweets...

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