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Health

As Congo Ebola deaths pass 3,000, officials seek to track spread via mobile data

CBC Health ·
As Congo Ebola deaths pass 3,000, officials seek to track spread via mobile data

As the death toll from its Ebola outbreak exceeds 3,000, the Democratic Republic of Congo is using cell data to map travel routes out of the epidemic's hotspots.

The pioneering approach aims to contain the thus-far untreatable strain before it reaches major cities like Kinshasa.

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