On October 21, local time, Olajumok Babatunde, director of public health laboratory services at the Nigerian Center for Disease Control, revealed that the country discovered a confirmed case of Ebola virus in the capital on the 20th. The virus test results showed that the patient was infected with Bendibuchovirus, which is the same strain of the epidemic currently raging in the Congo. The World Health Organization has confirmed that there is currently no vaccine or specific medicine for Bendibujo Ebola virus.

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On October 21, local time, Olajumok Babatunde, director of public health laboratory services at the Nigerian Center for Disease Control, revealed that the country discovered a confirmed case of Ebola virus in the capital on the 20th. The virus test results showed that the patient was infected with Bendibuchovirus, which is the same strain of the epidemic currently raging in the Congo. The World Health Organization has confirmed that there is currently no vaccine or specific medicine for Bendibujo Ebola virus.