BBC News reported that a woman, 65, has become the second patient to die of Ebola in Kenya. The outlet's report states the woman's age and the country in which the death occurred.
According to BBC News, the woman was a "close family member" of the first victim, a man who had travelled from the Democratic Republic of Congo. The outlet's summary describes the two patients through that family relationship and through the man's travel.
BBC News's summary does not say where in Kenya either death took place. It does not give the date of the first death or of the woman's death, and it does not say how the woman came into contact with the first victim. It also does not describe the condition of any other people connected to the cases.
The summary does not say whether Kenyan health authorities have commented on the deaths or whether any further cases have been reported. Those points are not addressed in the material available for this story, and no other outlet's account of the cases was available for comparison.
The facts in this story rest on the BBC News report, using its headline and summary as the only text. No quotations from the report are used here.
Sources: BBC News: Woman, 65, becomes second patient to die of Ebola in Kenya.