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The World Health Organization has confirmed two more cases of Marburg virus in Ghana, a senior WHO official said on Wednesday, two weeks after the country reported its first outbreak of the highly infectious Ebola-like disease.
Those first two cases, in southern Ghana's Ashanti region, both had symptoms including diarrhoea, fever, nausea and vomiting, before dying in hospital, the WHO said previously.
"We have two additional cases," doctor Ibrahima Soce Fall told journalists on Wednesday.
The outbreak is only the second in West Africa. The first ever case of the virus in the region was detected last year in Guinea.
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