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Uganda says Ebola outbreak should be over by year-end
KAMPALA, Oct 21 (Reuters) – An Ebola outbreak in Uganda that has infected 65 people and killed 27 is coming under control and should be over by the end of the year, the country’s information ministry said on Friday. Africa’s top public health body said on Thursday there was a risk the outbreak, which was…
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Israeli Archeaologists Find 1,900-year-Old Roman Swords
A team of Israeli archaeologists uncovered a rare cache of intact Roman swords dating back 1,900 years, to the time of the Bar Kochba revolt, when Jewish rebels briefly regained independence from imperial rule. The find, which was announced on Wednesday, includes four Roman swords, with scabbards, that were found stashed inside a crevice in…
