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Ebola creates new hot spots in Congo as responders describe 'chaotic' response

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Health workers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo report a severe shortage of support for Ebola patients, creating new hot spots where care is lacking. This situation emerged as the disease killed over 4,000 people, with responders admitting there remains a significant distance to travel in combating the outbreak.

Key points

• Health workers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo report a severe shortage of support for Ebola patients, creating new hot spots where care is lacking.
• The disease has killed over 4,000 people, and responders admit there remains a significant distance to travel in combating the outbreak.

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Evidence is limited to quotes from health workers describing the chaotic response and lack of support. Specific locations, dates of the hot spots, or quantitative data on patient numbers are not provided.

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