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Health officials are monitoring more than 200 people who may have been exposed to Ebola in southern Nigeria and are working to find more people at risk in a race to contain the disease's spread in Africa's most populous country.
200 Nigerians monitored for Ebola
04 SEPTEMBER 2014
Health officials are monitoring more than 200 people who may have been exposed to Ebola in southern Nigeria and are working to find more people at risk in a race to contain the disease's spread in Africa's most populous country.
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In southern Nigeria, 200 people have been identified as having been exposed to the ill doctor and are being monitored, the WHO said. About 60 of those are considered at a high risk of getting Ebola.
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