Ebola in the DRC: The Red Cross Is Concerned About an Increase in Attacks Against Its Volunteers
The Red Cross said 11 violent incidents have injured 12 volunteers and damaged ambulances and equipment since the outbreak began.
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Red Cross vows to continue DRC Ebola response despite attacks
Violence Against Healthcare Workers in DRC Hampers Ebola Response
Healthcare workers in the Democratic Republic of Congo have been coming under attack, the United Nations and Red Cross have warned, hampering efforts to stem the spread of the Ebola virus, which is spreading 'exponentially'.
On the 100th day of the epidemic, Sunday, August 23, the organization reported that nine of its volunteers had been injured, some of its ambulances damaged, and its emergency response equipment vandalized. As the virus continues to spread, the movement emphasizes that every incident against its personnel makes the fight against the disease more difficult.
Violence Against Ebola Responders Mounts In DRC As Red Cross Condemns Attacks
Twelve Red Cross volunteers have been injured and an ambulance set on fire in 11 violent incidents during the 100 days since the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) declared its Ebola outbreak, the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement said Monday. Three volunteers taking part in response activities were attacked and injured by a […]
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