Ex-CDC director warns Ebola outbreak could rank second largest in history
Summary
Robert Redfield, the former head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), said the current Ebola outbreak may become the second-largest in history. He noted that it is already the third-largest Ebola outbreak worldwide.Key Facts
- Robert Redfield is a former CDC director.
- He spoke about the ongoing Ebola outbreak on Friday.
- The outbreak could become the second-largest Ebola epidemic ever recorded.
- Currently, it is already the third-largest Ebola outbreak in the world.
- The largest Ebola outbreak happened before the current one.
- Redfield shared his warning during an interview with NewsNation.
- The information was also reported by The Hill’s broadcast partner.
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