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Frontline volunteers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are undertaking critical work to combat Ebola. These dedicated Congolese workers are essential in containing what experts fear could be a
Frontline volunteers in the Democratic Republic of Congo are undertaking critical work to combat Ebola. These dedicated Congolese workers are essential in containing what experts fear could be a
severe outbreak. Their primary role involves conducting safe burials, a crucial step in preventing further transmission. However, these volunteers face significant dangers beyond the risk of
infection itself. They often encounter anger and resistance from terrified local communities. This hostility adds another layer of peril to their already life-threatening tasks. Experts warn that
without effective containment, this outbreak could become the worst ever recorded. The volunteers' efforts are vital, despite the immense personal risks and community challenges they face.