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Virus in Guinea capital not Ebola Virus in Guinea capital Conakry not Ebola
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Suspected cases of deadly Ebola virus in Guinea's capital Conakry are negative, health officials say Tests on suspected cases of deadly Ebola virus in Guinea's capital Conakry are negative, health officials say.
More to follow. On Sunday, UN officials said that the virus had spread to the capital, a port city of up to two million, from remote forests in the south, where some 59 people have died.
But a World Health Organization spokesman told the BBC the Conakry tests had come back negative.
Ebola is spread by close contact and kills between 25% and 90% of victims.