AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEbola Emergency Escalates: A rare Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak in eastern DR Congo and Uganda has killed nearly 120 people, with about 300 suspected cases as WHO declares it a public health emergency of international concern. No Vaccine, Fast Spread: Health officials say the virus may have circulated undetected for weeks, and there’s still no approved vaccine or treatment for this strain. New Case Raises Alarm: An American doctor treating patients in Congo has tested positive and is being evacuated to Germany, alongside other exposed Americans. Border Crackdown: The US has invoked Title 42 for the first time since COVID, imposing a 30-day entry ban on travelers who were in DR Congo, Uganda, or South Sudan in the past 21 days, while ramping up airport screening. Aid Pressure: Reports say UK and US aid cuts are weakening the response, just as Congo opens more treatment centers and WHO sends experts. South Sudan Update: Separately, South Sudan launched a Chinese-built air traffic management system to improve aviation safety.
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