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In response to the number of Ebola cases in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) reaching 500, Chals Wontewe, Oxfam’s Country Director in the DRC, said:
“DRC is battling to keep Ebola under control; cases are increasing at a quicker rate and the virus has spread further.
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