Ebola in North Kivu: HAA provides two tonnes of medical supplies to strengthen the response

Author: radiookapi.netPublished on: October 27, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Ebola in North Kivu: HAA provides two tonnes of medical supplies to strengthen the response

On October 26 in Beni, the Aide Humanitaire pour l’Afrique (HAA) organization handed two tonnes of medical supplies to the North Kivu provincial government to strengthen the response to Ebola. The shipment includes personal protective equipment, antibiotics and oral rehydration salts for health facilities and to protect medical staff. Project manager Diane Tudi Ntumba said the donation is the first step in a broader program supporting health authorities. HAA also plans to train health workers and conduct awareness activities.

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