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Virunga National Park is taking steps to protect its mountain gorilla population from Ebola by setting up visitor screening checkpoints. Rangers are also facing challenges from rising violence in the area.
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Virunga National Park is taking steps to protect its mountain gorilla population from Ebola by setting up visitor screening checkpoints. Rangers are also facing challenges from rising violence in the area.
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A park famed for rare gorillas gears up to fight Ebola and protect its primates
Virunga National Park Implements Measures Against Ebola to Protect Gorillas