Kenya confirms second Ebola case, a relative of the first patient who died after arriving from Congo
Photo: BBC NewsHow the sides differ Left and alternative sources largely agree; left sources add the Health Ministry's announcement and the timing of the first death, while alternative sources stress the sequence of events.
Kenya has confirmed its second Ebola case, a relative of the first patient. That man had traveled to Kenya from the Democratic Republic of Congo and died shortly after arriving. The Washington Post reports the Health Ministry made the announcement on Wednesday and says the relative tested positive, and that the first man died two days after arriving. The BBC describes the new case as following the first patient's death last week. The excerpts do not give further details on the relative's condition.
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Presents the confirmation as a Health Ministry announcement, noting the first patient died two days after arriving from Congo.
Presents the second case as following the death last week of a man who had travelled from DR Congo.
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