Despite reports of Ebola cases in Mosul in several Iraqi media sources last week, the Iraqi Ministry of Health and the United Nations health agency have confirmed today that no cases of the disease have so far been found in the country.
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UN health agency says no Ebola detected in Iraq, calls reports of cases ‘rumours’
- 06 January 2015

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