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00:04The World Cup, which will kick off on June 11th, has not yet officially started.
00:08The host country, the United States, Canada, and Mexico are already worried about another crisis.
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00:13This refers to the importation of the Ebola epidemic.
00:15Due to the anticipated large influx of players, staff, and other personnel during the event...
00:19Tens of thousands of international travelers
00:20The United States, Gabon, and Mozambique issued a joint statement.
00:23The announcement stated that coordination would be made regarding measures targeting high-risk Ebola cases in African regions.
00:28Entry control measures for travelers
00:30To prevent the World Cup from becoming a breeding ground for the spread of the epidemic.
00:34The statement emphasized welcoming fans from around the world.
00:38Ensuring public health safety will be the top priority.
00:41However, the three kingdoms have not yet announced the specific implementation methods.
00:44This includes whether there will be stricter screening, health declaration requirements, or restrictions on the entry of some travelers.
00:49The battle against the Democratic Republic of Congo, the hardest-hit area in this wave of Ebola outbreak.
00:53Republic
00:54It's not just about the arrival of emergency supplies.
00:56The Director-General of the World Health Organization also made a special trip to the front lines to understand the situation.
01:01Let's look at a set of international news reports.
01:04The European Commission's aid agency donated 100 tons of medical supplies.
01:08Including protective equipment, masks and gloves
01:10Arrived on Thursday in this wave of Ebola outbreak
01:13The hardest-hit region is Buni in Ituri Province, Democratic Republic of Congo.
01:17Asia Airport
01:18To support local protests
01:19WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus also arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo's capital, Kinmen.
01:23Shasa oversees epidemic prevention
01:24He also stated that the epidemic could be contained.
01:27It was also emphasized that the WHO does not support the implementation of travel bans.
01:30Because the relevant measures are not very helpful.
01:34Fireball soars into the sky
01:35The smoke from the farm quickly engulfed the launch pad.
01:37The visuals are stunning.
01:38Blue Origin, a space company owned by American billionaire.
01:41A new Glenn heavy launch vehicle is ready to carry out a satellite launch mission.
01:45Rocket
01:45An explosion occurred during an engine ignition test in Florida.
01:50Blue Origin later confirmed that an anomaly occurred during the test.
01:54It was emphasized that there were no casualties.
01:57Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated
02:00The Israeli army currently controls approximately 60% of Gaza.
02:03And plans to further expand to 70%.
02:06Continue to intensify military suppression of Hamas
02:08Hamas strongly condemns the action.
02:11Criticism of Israel's attempts to change the status quo by force
02:14It also stated that the actions violated the ceasefire agreement reached last October.
02:18This could further escalate regional tensions.
02:22A knife attack occurred at a train station in Switzerland.
02:25A man suddenly rushed into the crowd with a knife.
02:27Screams and chaotic scenes were heard at the scene.
02:30The incident resulted in three men being injured and hospitalized.
02:33Police successfully subdued and arrested the suspect approximately five minutes later.
02:37Police stated that the suspect is a 31-year-old man.
02:39He had previously received treatment for mental disorders.
02:42His motive is currently under investigation.
02:45Police succeeded approximately 5 minutes later.
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