GENEVA – According to the organization, the total number of cases reported as of Wednesday stood at 11, including three deaths. Laboratory tests confirmed eight cases, while two were classified as probable and one remained inconclusive in the United States.
The WHO said all infections were recorded onboard the vessel and noted that the current mortality rate is approximately 27 percent.
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