London allocates $67M to Congo for Ebola
Britain has raised over $67 million to support efforts to contain the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where the number of cases has exceeded 6,000. This is the largest and fastest documented outbreak of the virus, which has no approved vaccines or treatments. The funding is directed toward disease surveillance, improving treatment, infection control, awareness campaigns, and safe burials, along with the deployment of British experts to assist in these efforts. This comes as part of their response to the rising pace of the outbreak, which is feared to be the fastest spreading and most dangerous to date.
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