Sick Ebola patient traveled undetected across three nations, raising transmission questions

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A 40-year-old businessman infected with Ebola traveled across three countries before being diagnosed. He reportedly flew and crossed regional borders while seriously ill. The case has exposed potential gaps in international health monitoring systems. Health authorities are investigating how the transmission risk went undetected.

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