WHO Expresses Concern Over Escalating Ebola Outbreak in Congo
The World Health Organization (WHO) chief expressed concern over the "scale and speed" of the Ebola outbreak in Congo, which has led to a rising death toll and prompted countries to boost screening and preparedness. The US also pledged aid but criticized the WHO for a delayed alert.
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WHO chief concerned at speed and scale of Ebola outbreak - Reuters
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