UNICEF has sent over 100 tons of emergency supplies to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to aid in the Ebola outbreak response. The shipment, supported by the European Union and WHO, aims to help nearly 100,000 people. The outbreak has led to border closures in Uganda and prompted significant international health responses.
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UNICEF has sent over 100 tons of emergency supplies to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to aid in the Ebola outbreak response. The shipment, supported by the European Union and WHO, aims to help nearly 100,000 people. The outbreak has led to border closures in Uganda and prompted significant international health responses.
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