DR Congo receives first batch of Ebola vaccines
Most outlets reported that DR Congo received its first batch of 16,520 doses of the Ervebo Ebola vaccine. The Express Tribune added that 50,000 more doses are expected and cited MSF’s warning about inadequate support for affected communities, while The Nation focused primarily on the delivery of the initial vaccine batch and the official statement from health authorities.
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More than 16,000 doses of Ervebo vaccine arrive in Ebola-hit DRC
KINSHASA: More than 16,000 doses of the Ervebo vaccine arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) late Friday, an AFP journalist saw, as the country faces the deadliest Ebola outbreak in its history. The DRC’s 17th Ebola outbreak, which has killed thousands of people, was declared on May 15 but is thought to have been spreading for several weeks prior. It has hit regions in the north and...
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DR Congo receives 1st batch of vaccines to contain Ebola outbreak
The Democratic Republic of Congo has received the first batch of 16,520 doses of the Ervebo Ebola vaccine to contain the Ebola virus, health authorities said late Friday.
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DR Congo receives 1st batch of vaccines to contain Ebola outbreak
50,000 more doses expected as MSF warns affected communities not receiving adequate support to contain virus
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