Ebola Outbreak Continues in DR Congo; WHO Chief Visits Epicenter
Summary
The World Health Organization's chief visited the Ebola epicenter in eastern DR Congo's Ituri province to discuss the outbreak response. International aid cuts are complicating efforts to contain the epidemic, with experts warning of links to eating wild animals.
How coverage differs
- Left: Aid cuts worsen Congo Ebola crisis, urgent global action needed Left-leaning outlets highlight the severe impact of international aid cuts on the Ebola epidemic response in the Democratic Republic of Congo. They emphasize the urgent need for global support and report on the World Health Organization chief's visit to the outbreak's epicenter to assess the situation.
- Center: Experts warn eating wild animals fueling Congo Ebola outbreak Center outlets factually report on the continuing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, noting the World Health Organization chief's visit to the Ituri province epicenter. They also include expert warnings about the potential link between the spread of the disease and the consumption of wild animals.