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UAE allocates $10M for Ebola aid
The article discusses the United Arab Emirates allocating $10 million to support efforts to combat the Ebola outbreak in Africa. This was announced during an international meeting held on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly in New York, chaired by Head of State Mohammed bin Zayed, with the aim of strengthening healthcare capacities in the affected regions and fostering international collaboration. The UAE has sent over 150 tons of aid, benefiting around 280 healthcare facilities, including protective equipment, infection control supplies, as well as shelter and food provisions for those affected. Emirati officials are calling for accelerated delivery of these supplies and coordinated international efforts to limit the spread of the disease, especially as Ebola continues to threaten the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.
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