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O8/8/2026
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A United Nations report revealed Friday that more than 300 children have died from Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo since the outbreak began in the African nation.
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00:00Welcome back. The United Nations report revealed that more than 300 children have died from
00:05Mableland in the Democratic Republic of Congo since the outbreak began in the African nation.
00:10According to the report, figures provided by the United Nations Children's Fund, UNICEF,
00:15showed that children account for nearly a quarter of confirmed cases, but almost a third of all
00:21deaths. The outbreak is severely disrupting access to essential health care, especially in the
00:27hardest hit areas, where the use of health services has dropped by more than 40% in recent
00:32month, as far as infection keeps people away. The disease continues to spread rapidly across
00:40eastern part of the country, with total cases reportedly surpassing 4,000 with 1,850 deaths.
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