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Two attacks in eastern #DRC have killed 4 workers responding to the #Ebola outbreak and injured 5 others 
http://bit.ly/35RUkP9
The dead include a member of #Ebola vaccination team in #DRC, two drivers and a police officer. Although no WHO staff are among those killed, one staff member was injured. Most of the other injured people are from @MinSanteRDC.http://bit.ly/35RUkP9
“We are heartbroken that people have died in the line of duty as they worked to save others. The world has lost brave professionals”-@DrTedros
http://bit.ly/35RUkP9 #Ebola #DRC
In the last week, there were 7 cases of #Ebola in #DRC, down from a peak of over 120 per week in April 2019.http://bit.ly/35RUkP9
The situation in #DRC is still evolving. WHO will provide updates as new information comes in.http://bit.ly/35RUkP9
"We are doing everything possible to bring the injured and front-line workers in the impacted areas to safety.
We will continue to work with the #DRC Government, partners & @MONUSCO to ensure the security of our staff & other health workers"-@DrTedros #Ebolapic.twitter.com/JrAdJcQgN3
The attacks in #DRC are a major setback for the #Ebola response, but many operations are continuing. Our 800 responders are still doing their best to end the outbreak. For example, if teams can't go into communities due to insecurity, they make calls to check on people at risk.
Terrible tragedy. So many of us worldwide are so grateful for their work. Shame on those who would use violence against healthcare workers.
Gosh this is unimaginably terrible. So sad on so many levels.
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