Kenya has reported no new cases of Bundibugyo Virus Disease (BVD) as the country’s Ebola response enters its 17th day, with the first contacts expected to leave quarantine as of Sunday, after completing the mandatory 21-day monitoring period. Director-General for Health, Dr Patrick Amoth, in a statement today, said all 14 samples collected from suspected…
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