The 65-year-old woman died on Friday and was laid to rest at Lang’ata Cemetery, where access to the burial site was restricted to prevent unauthorised entry.
Kenya’s second Ebola Bundibugyo victim was buried on Saturday under strict infection prevention measures, with health workers disinfecting the grave and transport vehicle and burning protective equipment after the burial.
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