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Health authorities were investigating the first suspected case of Ebola in Bolivia, in an individual from Africa, a source said Saturday service epidemiology Santa Cruz (east).
The investigated person, whose age and gender were not released, had made several stops in cities in Africa, the official said.
Eight other passengers on the same flight were also investigated routinely added.
Re: Bolivia: First suspected case of Ebola investigated
Re: Bolivia: First suspected case of Ebola investigated
La Paz, Aug 24 (Prensa Latina) Bolivian health authorities ruled out that a traveler from India was infected with Ebola, after being treated for symptoms such as fever, diarrhea and vomits, local media reported on Sunday.
