The 2014 Outbreak of Hemorrhagic Ebola is an ongoing unprecedented outbreak of Ebola. The first outbreak was reported in the nation of Guinea, in West Africa in December of 2013. Patient zero is widely considered to be a 2 year old boy who contracted the virus in Guinea and subsequently died on December 28th, 2013. The illness was officially recognized as a local outbreak on March 19th, 2014, having killed 23. By April 2014, nearly 150 had died, and May, nearly 200. The virus broke previous Ebola outbreak records in August, killing over 500. By September, over 1,000 had been killed. The virus continues to rapidly spread across Western Africa, infecting the countries of Guinea, Liberia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As of October 2014, Ebola has be
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| - The 2014 Outbreak of Hemorrhagic Ebola is an ongoing unprecedented outbreak of Ebola. The first outbreak was reported in the nation of Guinea, in West Africa in December of 2013. Patient zero is widely considered to be a 2 year old boy who contracted the virus in Guinea and subsequently died on December 28th, 2013. The illness was officially recognized as a local outbreak on March 19th, 2014, having killed 23. By April 2014, nearly 150 had died, and May, nearly 200. The virus broke previous Ebola outbreak records in August, killing over 500. By September, over 1,000 had been killed. The virus continues to rapidly spread across Western Africa, infecting the countries of Guinea, Liberia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As of October 2014, Ebola has be
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| - The 2014 Outbreak of Hemorrhagic Ebola is an ongoing unprecedented outbreak of Ebola. The first outbreak was reported in the nation of Guinea, in West Africa in December of 2013. Patient zero is widely considered to be a 2 year old boy who contracted the virus in Guinea and subsequently died on December 28th, 2013. The illness was officially recognized as a local outbreak on March 19th, 2014, having killed 23. By April 2014, nearly 150 had died, and May, nearly 200. The virus broke previous Ebola outbreak records in August, killing over 500. By September, over 1,000 had been killed. The virus continues to rapidly spread across Western Africa, infecting the countries of Guinea, Liberia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As of October 2014, Ebola has been reported to have infected nearly 8,400 and killed nearly 4,000, however the World Health Organization and the Union of Everett federal government have stated the virus has become hard to keep track of and containment of the virus in West Africa is no longer possible.
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