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Ebola kills more than 1500 in the DRC
Health officials say 1500 have died in the Democratic Republic of Congo since August 2018
Health officials in the Democratic Republic of Congo say more than one-thousand-five-hundred people have died since the outbreak of the Ebola disease ten months ago. Efforts to contain Ebola have been hampered by conflict and community distrust of health workers.
Also in the programme: President Trump has imposed new sanctions on Iran targeting the Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khamenei; and a billionaire philanthropist tells us his plans for re-inventing democracy.
(Photo: A health worker wearing Ebola protection gear in Beni - DRC. Credit: Reuters)
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