Archive · 26 Jan 2026
Ethiopia declares end of Marburg outbreak
Ethiopia has announced that the Marburg virus outbreak, which is similar to Ebola, has ended.
The outbreak started on November 14 and caused the deaths of nine people.
The World Health Organization made this announcement on January 26.
Marburg is a highly infectious disease, and Ethiopia has taken steps to contain it.
The end of the outbreak means that no new cases have been reported, and the situation is now under control.
Ethiopia has declared the end of a Marburg virus outbreak.
The outbreak was announced on November 14 and resulted in nine deaths.
The World Health Organization confirmed the end of the outbreak on January 26.
Marburg virus is highly infectious and similar to Ebola.
No new cases have been reported, indicating the outbreak has been contained.
- Who
- Ethiopia
- What
- End of Marburg virus outbreak
- When
- January 26
- Where
- Ethiopia
- Why
- The outbreak has been contained and no new cases have been reported.
- Country
- Ethiopia
- Virus
- Marburg
- Date of Outbreak
- November 14
- Date of Declaration
- January 26
- Deaths
- 9
- Organization
- World Health Organization