Exhausted Congo health workers fight Ebola with little pay or rest

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Health workers in the Ebola epicenter of Congo are laboring under dire conditions, often sleeping little and earning meager pay while supplies and access to affected areas run short; the outbreak is expanding faster than treatment capacity, with reports of families losing multiple members before help arrives, and aid agencies scrambling to boost resources ahead of a $518 million WHO plan amid security and access challenges.
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