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Japan to Offer $100 Million Aid to Ebola-Hit Africa
Japan will provide up to $100 million in fresh aid to Ebola-hit West Africa, the government said Friday, after the United States called for further global efforts to combat the deadly virus.
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Ebola Could Lead to a Food Crisis
Financial aid and global coordination are needed to prevent the Ebola health care crisis from becoming a food emergency, agriculture ministers from West African nations at the center of the Ebola epidemic said. In Sierra Leone, where thousands are infected...
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Ebola Aid Pledges Far Short of $1 Billion Needed: UN
Pledges of financial aid to fight Ebola have fallen far short of the $1 billion needed by the United Nations, with only one quarter of the amount raised, a UN official said on Friday.
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India Among Top Five Financial Contributors to Ebola Response
India is among the top five contributors to the UN Ebola response with a contribution of USD 12.5 million, according to a fact sheet released by US Secretary of State John Kerry in Washington.
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Japan to Offer $100 Million Aid to Ebola-Hit Africa
Japan will provide up to $100 million in fresh aid to Ebola-hit West Africa, the government said Friday, after the United States called for further global efforts to combat the deadly virus.
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Ebola Could Lead to a Food Crisis
Financial aid and global coordination are needed to prevent the Ebola health care crisis from becoming a food emergency, agriculture ministers from West African nations at the center of the Ebola epidemic said. In Sierra Leone, where thousands are infected...
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Ebola Aid Pledges Far Short of $1 Billion Needed: UN
Pledges of financial aid to fight Ebola have fallen far short of the $1 billion needed by the United Nations, with only one quarter of the amount raised, a UN official said on Friday.
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India Among Top Five Financial Contributors to Ebola Response
India is among the top five contributors to the UN Ebola response with a contribution of USD 12.5 million, according to a fact sheet released by US Secretary of State John Kerry in Washington.
