Kenya has reported no new Ebola cases since confirming its first imported case last Tuesday, with 108 of the 122 identified contacts of the deceased patient under quarantine and daily monitoring. Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale said efforts to trace the remaining contacts are ongoing. He added that five designated laboratories, including two mobile facilities at the Lwakhaha and Busia border points, are testing samples, with results available within six to 12 hours.