Dakar — Ebola's spread to a new part of Democratic Republic of Congo is a disturbing sign that health workers are failing to keep track of high-risk people on the move, aid agencies said on Friday.
A woman and her child were confirmed to be the first two Ebola cases in Congo's South Kivu province this week, after travelling more than 700 kilometres (430 miles) south from where they likely caught the disease, according to officials.
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