The Ebola outbreak in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing challenges due to community mistrust and grief. Health workers are actively involved in treatment and burial efforts, but some residents doubt the reality of the disease.
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The Ebola outbreak in a mining town in the Democratic Republic of Congo is facing challenges due to community mistrust and grief. Health workers are actively involved in treatment and burial efforts, but some residents doubt the reality of the disease.
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