Health workers at the border of Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo ask residents to wash their hands and have their temperatures taken, in hopes of preventing the spread of Ebola. A month ago, an outbreak was declared in Beni, a DRC town about 520 kilometers (323 miles) from Goma. Since then, well over 100 cases have been reported. A few people have survived, thanks to a new vaccine.
Health workers at the border of Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo ask residents to wash their hands and have their temperatures taken, in hopes of preventing the spread of Ebola. A month ago, an outbreak was declared in Beni, a DRC town about 520 kilometers (323 miles) from Goma. Since then, well over 100 cases have been reported. A few people have survived, thanks to a new vaccine.
Health workers at the border of Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo ask residents to wash their hands and have their temperatures taken, in hopes of preventing the spread of Ebola. A month ago, an outbreak was declared in Beni, a DRC town about 520 kilometers (323 miles) from Goma. Since then, well over 100 cases have been reported. A few people have survived, thanks to a new vaccine.
