Scientists discover Ebola virus in Liberian bats

The Ebola virus was discovered at one of the country's bats and, after hundreds of shots in the past two weeks, scientists from the Ministry of Health and the National Institute of Health Liberia discovered the presence of the virus in one of the bats, The bat

The data indicated that the results were important because they indicated that bats with long fingers could be a natural incubator for Ebola, while ongoing studies would examine if more bats were infected and how they could be transmitted. to the virus.

The research will also determine whether the Ebola strain, found in bats, was the strain that killed 11,000 people in 2014 when the virus spread through Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone. West Africa, resulting in fever, severe internal bleeding Before death.