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UK - Two children tested for ebola in Newcastle - test negative
The children are said to have recently arrived in the UK from Africa but there is believed to be uncertainty about which country they had been in and how recently they arrived
The children are said to have recently arrived in the UK from Africa but there is believed to be uncertainty about which country they had been in and how recently they arrived
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Public Health England have said it is ?unlikely? the children have ebola and they were also being tested for malaria.
The children?s results will not be known until Friday afternoon due to the tests taking 24 hours.
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Two children who were being tested for Ebola in Newcastle are cleared of having the deadly virus.
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The spokesman said: "Public Health England can confirm that the precautionary tests carried out on two children in Newcastle for Ebola are negative."
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