A mysterious illness killed more than 50 people in the northwest of the Congo, according to doctors on Earth and the World Health Organization on Monday.
Sergey Nagalibato, a medical official at the Picoro Hospital, which is a regional monitoring center, told Associated Press that the period between the feeling of symptoms and death was 48 hours in most cases, adding, “This is what is concerned.”
The latest outbreak of the disease in the Democratic Republic of the Congo began on January 21, and 419 cases were recorded, including 53 deaths.
According to the World Health Organization Office in Africa, the first disease of the disease in the town of Buluko began after 3 children took a fence, and they died within 48 hours in the wake of the symptoms of hemorrhagic fever.
The World Health Organization said that in the wake of the start of the second outbreak of the current mysterious disease in the town of Boomi on February 9, 13 cases were sent to the National Institute for Biomedical Research in Kinshasa – the capital of the Congo – to test.
All samples are proven to be free of the Ebola virus or other hemorrhagic fever diseases such as Marburg, and the presence of malaria connotations in some samples has been proven.