Kenya reports no new Ebola cases, with some quarantine patients released after 21 days.
No new Ebola cases in Kenya
In Kenya, no new cases of Ebola were recorded on Sunday, marking a positive development in the country's efforts to control the outbreak.Quarantine release
A first group of people placed in quarantine was even able to leave the hospital after 21 days of isolation, indicating that the virus may not be actively spreading in the community.Ongoing care and quarantine
After two deaths, seven people are still being cared for, while many others are still waiting to be able to leave quarantine, showing that the situation remains under careful monitoring.Containment and prevention efforts
For now, the virus appears to be contained, but authorities continue their fieldwork to prevent the spread of the epidemic in Nairobi, ensuring that any potential outbreaks are addressed promptly.