Man in Tokyo tested for possible Ebola infection

Man in Tokyo tested for possible Ebola infection

Health ministry officials announce at a press conference at the ministry in Tokyo on March 16, 2015, that a man in his 40s, a foreign national, is being tested for possible infection with the Ebola virus after he developed a fever following his return to his home in Tokyo from Liberia, West Africa, on March 4. The man tested negative for the virus. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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