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Border between DR Congo and Rwanda reopens amid Ebola outbreak

The border between the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda has reopened after weeks of closure over the Ebola outbreak. The move restores a vital trade route for the city of Goma, with many residents expressing relief as cross border travel and business resume.


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00:01The border between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda has reopened after weeks of closure over the Ebola outbreak.
00:09The move restores a vital trade route for the city of Goma, with many residents expressing relief as cross-border
00:15travel and business resume.
00:24We are truly happy to see the border reopen today because our lives depend on it. While the border was
00:29closed, we were unable to provide for our families.
00:37The Ebola outbreak has killed more than 400 people with the WHO warning border closures can hinder efforts to contain
00:44the disease.
00:47Everything was really blocked in one way or another on both sides.
00:51We carry out several activities in Rwanda including banking, air travel via Kigali Airport or taxis to Bugafu and so
00:59on.
01:00So things were very difficult. We are happy to see this reopening. I made my first trip today as a
01:06humanitarian worker.
01:12With Goma Airport closed, the reopened border once again provides a crucial gateway for international travel.
01:23When the border crossings were suspended, the border was closed. It was a loss for both sides because since our
01:30airport in Goma has closed, people transited through Kigali to travel around the world.
01:39Hope is growing as clinical trials begin for a potential treatment targeting the Bunji Bunja strain of Ebola, a virus
01:47that still has no accrued vaccine or treatment.
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