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UN allocates $8 million to prevent Ebola spread in Burundi and South Sudan

The UN humanitarian office has committed $8 million to strengthen disease preparedness in Burundi and South Sudan ahead of potential Ebola outbreaks. The funding supports prevention infrastructure in two vulnerable regions with limited healthcare capacity.

UN News · Thursday, 25 June 2026

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UN allocates $8 million to prevent Ebola spread in Burundi and South Sudan

The UN's top humanitarian has allocated $8 million in funding to help Burundi and South Sudan prepare for the potential spread of Ebola.

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