US Pledges $267 Million More in Ebola Aid to Congo
State Department officials urged other 'capable nations to increase burden sharing to meet the urgency of the moment.'
The United States is providing an additional $267 million in humanitarian assistance to combat the Ebola outbreak in Congo. This aid is being coordinated with the CDC and regional governments to ensure a rapid and comprehensive response. Senior officials urged other nations to increase their contributions to address the urgent situation.
- The US is sending $267 million in direct health and humanitarian assistance to Congo.
- The aid is for the response to the Ebola outbreak.
- The announcement was made by senior State Department officials at the UN General Assembly.
- Other nations are urged to increase burden sharing.
- The US, CDC, and regional governments are mounting a rapid and comprehensive response.
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