Jean Kaseya & Roger Kamba

Jean Kaseya: Jean Kaseya>>>, director-general of the Africa CDC, has expressed

Roger Kamba: Roger Kamba>>>, the Congolese health minister, has been actively involved in the response, announcing the opening of treatment centers and acknowledging the challenges in containing the outbreak.

Jean Kaseya: Africa CDC Director-General, warning that contact tracing is 'useless' and calling for payment of health workers. His statements shape regional response strategies.

Roger Kamba: Health Minister, stating the peak has not been reached. His statements guide public expectations.

Jean Kaseya: Jean Kaseya, Director General of United States — Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, emphasized the need for rapid regional coordination to contain the Ebola outbreak due to high population movement between affected areas and neighboring countries.

Roger Kamba: Roger Kamba, the Congolese Health Minister, confirmed the Bundibugyo ebolavirus strain in the Ebola outbreak and highlighted its high lethality rate and the lack of a specific vaccine or treatment for this variant.

Jean Kaseya: Jean Kaseya, Director-General of the United States — Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, expects the number of Ebola cases to increase with more rigorous surveillance and believes a vaccine for the Bundibugyo strain will be ready by year-end.

Roger Kamba: Congo's Health Minister Roger Kamba has discussed exploring more drugs and compounds to save lives from the Bundibugyo virus, acknowledging its initial presentation similar to other infectious diseases.

Jean Kaseya: Africa CDC Director-General called for intensified efforts to stop the outbreak.

Roger Kamba: DRC Health Minister acknowledged payment delays and assured support for health workers.

Jean Kaseya: Africa CDC Director General; called for $16 million funding for trials.

Roger Kamba: Health minister; acknowledges payment problems for health workers.

Jean Kaseya: Jean Kaseya, Director-General of the United States — Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, emphasized the seriousness of the Bundibugyo strain outbreak.