Marburg Outbreak
WHO is reporting that as of 12 April, 215 people have died in the Marburg Outbreak in Angola. 235 cases have been reported so far, but nobody seems to have survived the disease, as WHO is not reporting any cases of recoveries. That means that the fatality rate so far has been 100%.
The picture above shows the evolution of the number of cases and fatalities starting from 23 March. The picture also shows a «minimal fatality rate», which would be the fatality rate if all cases not yet reported as fatal would lead to recoveries. Currently, that rate is about 91%.
The last weeks, cases have been reported at a rate of about 7.4 new cases per day. However, it looks like the number of new cases per day has been falling a bit in the last reports. For the last five reports, it has been at 6.0 new cases per day.
The picture above shows the evolution of the number of cases and fatalities starting from 23 March. The picture also shows a «minimal fatality rate», which would be the fatality rate if all cases not yet reported as fatal would lead to recoveries. Currently, that rate is about 91%.
The last weeks, cases have been reported at a rate of about 7.4 new cases per day. However, it looks like the number of new cases per day has been falling a bit in the last reports. For the last five reports, it has been at 6.0 new cases per day.