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Visualised: how conflict, aid cuts and health-worker attacks are helping Ebola spread in DRC

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Lucy Swan, Carlos Mureithi
Visualised: how conflict, aid cuts and health-worker attacks are helping Ebola spread in DRC
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The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is spreading rapidly, exacerbated by regional conflict, aid cuts, and violence against healthcare workers. Health officials warn that this variant is the fastest-growing on record and could become the deadliest if containment efforts continue to be disrupted.

Healthcare workers and volunteers are finding their efforts complicated by incidents of violence fuelled by misinformation about the disease. Healthcare workers and volunteers are finding their efforts complicated by incidents of violence fuelled by misinformation about the disease. Ebola Fastest growing Ebola outbreak ever: how conflict, aid cuts and misinformation fuel a deadly threat The rapid spread of the virus has been intensified by misinformation and violence towards volunteers and treatment centres

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