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Race against Ebola: UNICEF, WHO and EU rush aid to Congo

More than 100 metric tons of emergency humanitarian supplies are being airlifted into the Democratic Republic of the Congo as UNICEF, the EU and WHO intensify efforts to contain a fast-spreading Ebola outbreak that has already infected more than 120 people.

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00:00More than 100 metric tons of life-saving humanitarian supplies are now being lifted to the Democratic Republic of Congo
00:08as UNICEF, backed by the European Union, races to contain the fast-spreading Ebola outbreak.
00:15The emergency cargo from the protective gear for frontline health workers to medicines, hygiene kits and critical medical equipments
00:23left UNICEF's global logistic hub in Copenhagen and is being flown in through the European Union-supported humanitarian air services.
00:34UNICEF says the situation is highly concerning and dynamic, with the supplies expected to support nearly 100,000 people in
00:42communities already strained by conflict, displacement and limited access to basic services.
00:48At the same time, the European Union and the World Health Organization are scaling up coordinated action across the Democratic
00:55Republic of Congo and Uganda.
00:58The European Union has allocated 15 million euros, including 5 million euros, directly to World Health Organization to strengthen surveillance,
01:07infection prevention, community engagement and the continuity of essential health services.
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