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As Ebola cases hit 1,000, almost 3 million children and adolescents face rising risks in eastern DR Congo - UNICEF

As Ebola cases hit 1,000, almost 3 million children and adolescents face rising risks in eastern DR Congo - UNICEF
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UNICEF reports that 1,000 confirmed Ebola cases have been reached in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, with children and adolescents facing disproportionate risks. Over 130 children have been orphaned, and younger populations are experiencing higher mortality rates compared to adults.

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The outbreak highlights a critical humanitarian crisis where conflict and misinformation are hindering medical response and endangering the most vulnerable populations.

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Press release As Ebola cases hit 1,000, almost 3 million children and adolescents face rising risks in eastern DR Congo - UNICEF Ebola has left over 130 children orphaned in Ituri, driving urgent need for protection and care

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The report relies on official data from a humanitarian organization and focuses on factual health statistics without political framing.

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