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Missing money leaves Ebola staff unpaid while virus spreads, medical charity warns

Missing money leaves Ebola staff unpaid while virus spreads, medical charity warns
BBC World Thursday 12 November 2026, 15:18 UTC 1 min read
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Medical staff are going unpaid, lack proper training and are struggling with shortages of essential supplies, MSF warns

Medical staff are going unpaid, lack proper training and are struggling with shortages of essential supplies, MSF warns
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