Where in France was the first Ebola case detected?

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The first confirmed Ebola case in France was detected in mainland France.
France’s health ministry confirmed the country’s first positive case of Ebola virus disease on national territory, and it identified the case as being in mainland France. The specific location within mainland France was not disclosed.
The case was confirmed by France’s health ministry
The health ministry stated it had confirmed the identification of the first positive Ebola case on national territory. This confirmation was made in connection with the announcement of the first confirmed Ebola case in France.
The patient was a doctor who had returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo
The first confirmed case was a doctor who had returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo. This travel history was part of the details provided when France announced the case.
The location was specified as mainland France
When asked for clarification, the ministry specified that the case was detected in mainland France. No further breakdown of the location within mainland France was provided.

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