20 Ebola contacts leave quarantine as MoH warns outbreak not yet contained
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Twenty people who were placed under quarantine following Kenya’s Ebola outbreak have been released after completing the mandatory 21-day monitoring period without developing symptoms.
In a press release on Monday, October 26, 2026, Health Director-General Patrick Amoth said the contacts were assessed and found to be in good health, allowing them to return to their families.
The Ministry of Health said the remaining 98 contacts are expected to be released in four groups beginning November 3, depending on their individual health assessments.
