Africa CDC says Ebola outbreak still out of control six months since it was declared
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Six months after it was declared a global Ebola outbreak, the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) said Sunday that the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has not been contained, with deadly attacks on health workers, unpaid wages and a severe lack of resources hampering the response, as the death toll has passed 5,000.
Six months after the African Union's public health authority, Africa CDC, officially declared an Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, it remains out of control.
Six months after being declared, Ebola outbreak in Congo remains out of control; understand the advance and obstacles to international response
Since the outbreak was announced on May 15, more than 11,200 infections and 5,500 deaths were recorded, according to government data
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