Will there be more than 50 new confirmed Ebola cases reported in the DRC between today and October 31, 2027?
Resolves: YES if the cumulative number of new confirmed Ebola cases reported by the DRC Ministry of Health or WHO between today (July 19, 2024) and October 31, 2024, exceeds 50. NO otherwise.
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Will there be more than 50 new confirmed Ebola cases reported in the…
Market overview
Despite the WHO chief's optimism, containing Ebola outbreaks can be challenging due to various factors like population movement and healthcare infrastructure. This question gauges the immediate trajectory of the outbreak.
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- Implied probability (Yes)
- 60%
- Closes
- 2029-08-27
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How this resolves
YES if the cumulative number of new confirmed Ebola cases reported by the DRC Ministry of Health or WHO between today (July 19, 2024) and October 31, 2024, exceeds 50. NO otherwise.
Source: user-generated
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