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Frontline Congo health workers in Mongbwalu labor long hours with little rest or pay as Ebola cases surge, underscoring inadequate compensation amid the outbreak.
There are no approved vaccines or treatments for Bundibugyo-type Ebola; care centers focus on symptomatic management.
Field investigations are hampered by inadequate travel resources, limiting outbreak inquiries despite alerts and on-site teams.

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Frontline Congo health workers report long shifts and minimal pay as Ebola cases rise in Mongbwalu.
Staff say they work all day and receive alerts of suspected cases even late at night.
Aid efforts are hampered by resource shortages, including masks, gloves, and medications.
The WHO launched a $518 million plan to contain the outbreak, calling for political commitment and financing.
Outbreak is the Bundibugyo-type with no approved vaccines or treatment so far.
Community skepticism toward health measures complicates containment efforts.
Some patients delay seeking care due to fear, worsening transmission risk.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus emphasized that containment depends on political commitment and financing.
Authorities report 452 Ebola cases and 82 deaths as of the latest update.

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