What was the travel history of France’s first Ebola patient?

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France’s first confirmed Ebola patient had recently returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo.

France said its first confirmed Ebola case was a doctor who had come back from the Democratic Republic of Congo. The health ministry said the positive case was identified in mainland France, making it the country’s first confirmed case on national territory.
The patient was a doctor who had travelled from Congo.

The travel history given was specific: the patient was a doctor returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo. No other destinations or transit points were stated.
The case was confirmed in mainland France.

The health ministry said the first positive Ebola virus disease case was identified on national territory. It later specified that the case was found in mainland France.
France described it as its first confirmed Ebola case.

The announcement on June 24 said this was France’s first confirmed Ebola case. The ministry used the wording “first positive case of Ebola virus disease on national territory.”

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