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This is just said. The female doctor who treated Late Patrick Sawyer, the Liberian who was infected with Ebola virus has passed on, while the second doctor and the nurse who managed him already have full-blown cases of the Ebola virus, the Minister of Health, Onyebuchi Chukwu who spoke to newsmen explained this.
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