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.'
US Pledges $267 Million More in Ebola Aid to Congo

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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