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DR Congo receives 70,000 Ervebo doses
The World Health Organization and its partners have delivered 70,000 doses of the "Erfibu" vaccine to the Democratic Republic of the Congo to combat the Ebola outbreak, which has seen over 5,000 confirmed cases and more than 2,378 deaths. The vaccine is currently being used to aid efforts to control the virus, as it is believed to provide some protection despite the still-unknown effectiveness against a rare strain of the virus called "Bondibogiu." Data indicates that the outbreak could be brought under control within three months if the necessary resources are available, as clinical trials continue to develop effective prevention and treatment methods.
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