Twenty-one people have died of yellow fever in 
Democratic Republic of Congo, some of them from infections 
contracted in neighbouring Angola, the World Health 
Organization said on Tuesday.
An outbreak has already killed 225 people and infected 1,600 in 
Angola. There was now a high risk of further spread in Congo, given the number 
of people who regularly travel between the two countries, the WHO said. 
A WHO official on March 18 said an outbreak, which broke out 
late last year, had killed 158 people in Angola.

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