The World Health Organization has identified two more suspected cases of the deadly Ebola virus a day after declaring an outbreak in Congo. <br/><br/>The UN agency said yesterday there are now 11 suspected cases, including three reported deaths, in Likati in Congo's northern Bas-Uele Province. WHO said one death has tested positive for an Ebola strain seen in the country before. <br/><br/>The UN agency says the first case occurred April 22 in a male some 870 miles from the capital, Kinshasa. WHO is working with the government to coordinate a response.Congo has had seven known Ebola outbreaks in the past, including one in 2014 with several dozen cases. <br/><br/>