Office gives Ebola verdict as positive British healthcare worker to be flown back to UK
The patient, identified in reports as a healthcare worker, is expected to be flown back to Britain by medical evacuation.
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- British man infected with Ebola to be flown back to the UK.
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Daily Record (GB): A British national has tested positive for the deadly Ebola virus while working as a healthcare worker in the Democratic Republic of Congo a
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London Evening Standard (GB): The patient, identified in reports as a healthcare worker, is expected to be flown back to Britain by medical evacuation.
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