Ebola case in Nigeria: Swiss diplomat's wife did not visit DR Congo, officials say
Switzerland says the Ebola patient in Nigeria is a diplomat's wife infected in Uganda, contradicting earlier accounts and complicating the search for the source.

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Switzerland's foreign ministry said the Ebola patient in Nigeria, the Ugandan-born wife of a Swiss diplomat in Abuja, did not travel to DR Congo. She is believed to have contracted the virus in Uganda. The differing accounts heighten concern about containing the most geographically widespread Ebola outbreak recorded.
Ebola case in Nigeria: Swiss diplomat's wife did not visit DR Congo, officials say ↗Switzerland says the Ebola patient in Nigeria is a diplomat's wife infected in Uganda, contradicting earlier accounts and complicating the search for the source.
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