The Ebola situation report tables from 11th and 18th Feb 2015 have the same data from the 8th Feb 2015.
The figures below were compiled from WHO data summaries:
http://apps.who.int/gho/data/view.ebola-sitrep.ebola-summary-20150220?lang=en
| Country | Case definition | Cumulative cases | Cases in past 21 days | Cumulative deaths |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guinea | Confirmed | 2758 | 1699 (61.6%) | |
| Probable | 387 | * | 387 | |
| Suspected | 10 | * | ‡ | |
| Total | 3155 | 2086 (66.1%) | ||
| Liberia | Confirmed | 3153 | ||
| Probable | 1888 | * | ‡ | |
| Suspected | 4188 | * | ‡ | |
| Total | 9229 | 4032(43.7%) | ||
| Sierra Leone | Confirmed | 8223 | 3057 (37.2%) | |
| Probable | 287 | * | 208?? | |
| Suspected | 2645 | * | 158?? | |
| Total | 11 155 | 3423 (30.7%) | ||
| Total | 23 539 | 9541 (40.5%) |
Note: ?? show no change from previous week. The expectation is that the best practices would be applied in all 3 countries and hence see less disparity in mortality rates. Why the consistent disparity 4 months on?
Figures in (%) are mortality rates.
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