DR Congo Ebola Medics Strike Over Unpaid Salaries As Outbreak Worsens | Firstpost Africa | N18G
DR Congo's battle against Ebola is facing a dangerous new obstacle. Frontline doctors, nurses, epidemiologists and even grave diggers have gone on strike after months without pay, disrupting one of the world's biggest Ebola response efforts. The outbreak has already infected thousands, killed hundreds, and spread a rare Ebola strain with no approved vaccine or specific treatment. The World Health Organization warns the real number of infections could be several times higher than official figures, while funding shortages continue to hamper the response. Alyson Le Grange explains why unpaid healthcare workers could become the biggest threat to DR Congo's Ebola fight, and what it means for Africa's latest public health emergency.TIME STAMPS:
0:00 – Introduction
0:18 – Ebola Frontline Workers Strike Over Unpaid Salaries
0:46 – Walkouts Spread Across Key Treatment Centres
1:15 – Government Blames Payroll Verification Delays
1:38 – Medics Risk Lives As Ebola Cases Rise
2:01 – Infected Health Workers And Growing Toll
2:22 – Doctors Return Despite Strike To Treat Patients
2:47 – Rare Ebola Strain Spreads Without Approved Vaccine
3:16 – WHO Warns Outbreak Is Far Larger Than Reported
3:45 – Funding Shortfall Threatens Ebola Response
4:12 – Families Feel Impact As Hospital Services Disrupted
4:36 – Congo Risks Losing Its First Line Of Defence
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