The United States is looking to set up a quarantine facility in Kenya for U.S. nationals exposed to Ebola or having tested positive for the virus, a proposal yet to be approved by the Kenyan government, The Wall Street Journal reported on May 26, quoting sources familiar with the matter. This comes as the Democratic Republic of the Congo reported 1,011 confirmed and suspected Ebola cases with 233 fatalities across its eastern Ituri, North Kivu and South Kivu provinces as of May 26, while the University of Oxford's Pandemic Sciences Institute said clinical trials for an experimental Ebola vaccine could begin in two to three months.