WIRE — The United Kingdom has contributed 650,000 United States dollars to support South Sudans preparedness efforts against a possible Ebola outbreak. The funding, channelled through the World Health Organization (WHO), will help South Sudan enhance surveillance, strengthen emergency response systems, improve laboratory capacity, and support frontline health workers in detecting and responding to potential Ebola cases. The post UK contributes $650,000 to boost South Sudans Ebola preparedness appeared first on Eye Radio.
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