United Nations & India — National Geophysical Research Institute

United Nations: The United Nations>>> has mobilized emergency support and released funds to accelerate the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo>>> and the region, providing logistical assistance and aid.

India — National Geophysical Research Institute: The India — National Geophysical Research Institute>>> is involved in the medical response to the Ebola outbreak, with its medical director confirming cases.

United Nations: Highlighting the shadow crisis of rising maternal deaths as pregnant women avoid hospitals. Its data underscores the indirect health impacts of the outbreak.

India — National Geophysical Research Institute: Leading prophylaxis studies in DRC, testing Obeldesivir. Its research is vital for finding preventive measures.

United Nations: The United Nations released $60 million from its Central Emergency Response Fund to accelerate the Ebola response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and the region.

India — National Geophysical Research Institute: The India — National Geophysical Research Institute>>> is involved in the medical response to the Ebola outbreak, with its medical director confirming cases.

United Nations: The United Nations humanitarian office reported that almost a million people have been displaced from their homes by conflict in Democratic Republic of the Congo — Ituri Province, contributing to the challenges of the Ebola response.

India — National Geophysical Research Institute: The India — National Geophysical Research Institute in Kinshasa conducted laboratory tests that confirmed the Bundibugyo ebolavirus strain in the Ebola outbreak, playing a crucial role in identifying the specific variant.