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Congo Ebola response hit by worker protests over late pay
Dozens of health workers gathered outside Ebola treatment centres in Bunia, Rwampara and Mongbwalu, all in Ituri province, on Sunday and Monday, calling for immediate payment of the salaries and allowances, protesters said.
World Food Programme helicopter from landing on Tuesday and threw projectiles at an Ebola treatment centre, prompting police to fire warning shots, according to local civil society leader Samuel Banapia.
An ambulance sent to evacuate a suspected Ebola case was vandalised in Beni on Saturday, a local health official said.
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