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NewsDesk MC June 13, 2026June 13, 2026 africa, border security, canada, Democratic Republic of Congo, disease outbreak, ebola, emergency response, global health, health crisis, Humanitarian Affairs, infectious disease, international travel, Kampala, Medical Response, public health, travel restrictions, uae, uganda, united states, Virus, who

Uganda Condemns Ebola Travel Curbs as Unjustified Restrictions

Kampala— Uganda has criticized travel restrictions imposed by several countries following an Ebola outbreak in the region, calling the measures

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NewsDesk MC June 9, 2026 africa, armed conflict, Bundibugyo virus, congo, Democratic Republic of the Congo, disease outbreak, ebola, epidemic response, global health, health crisis, health workers, humanitarian emergency, infectious disease, Ituri province, Medical Security, North Kivu, public health, South Kivu, uganda, virus transmission, world health organization

Ebola death toll tops 100 in Congo as conflict hampers outbreak response

Bunia-At least 101 people have died from Ebola in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo since authorities declared an outbreak

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NewsDesk MC June 8, 2026 bangladesh, Bangladesh politics, child mortality, Dhaka, disease control, health policy, healthcare crisis, Hospitalizations, immunization campaign, infectious diseases, interim government, Legal Petition, measles outbreak, Measles Vaccine, Muhammad Yunus, Mujibur Rahman Iqbal, Nur Jahan Begum, public health, South Asia, unicef, vaccination

Legal Challenge Targets Yunus Over Bangladesh’s Deadliest Measles Outbreak in Decades

Dhaka- A legal petition filed in Bangladesh seeks to hold former interim government chief adviser Muhammad Yunus and members of

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NewsDesk MC June 6, 2026June 6, 2026 Animal Waste, Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, Civic Responsibility, Community Complaints, Dog Owners, Dog Walking, Dog Waste, environmental health, Julie Menin, local government, Manhattan, New York City, pet ownership, Pet Regulations, public health, public spaces, quality of life, Sanitation Department, SCOOP Act, Sidewalks, urban policy, Washington Heights, Washington Heights Residents

New York Faces Surge in Dog Waste Complaints as Officials Push Education Over Enforcement

“It’s a quality-of-life issue that makes people angry because others are not picking up after their dogs.” — Julie Menin,

Traders Face Heavy Losses After Uganda Closes Congo Border Over Ebola Fears

Mpondwe–Congo border are suffering major losses after Uganda closed its western border on May 28 to prevent the spread of

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US Ebola Preparedness Tested as Kenya Quarantine Plan Draws Scrutiny

Washington— Most hospitals in a U.S. government-backed network for treating highly infectious diseases are prepared to receive Ebola patients if

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NewsDesk MC June 3, 2026June 3, 2026 Brixham, but not closure, consumer protection, corporate accountability, cryptosporidium, Devon, drinking water, england, environmental regulation, gastrointestinal illness, health impacts, Higher Brixham, infrastructure, Kingswear, local communities, public health, public utilities, Residents Say Health and Trust Have Yet to Recover Quote: "For many residents, the financial penalty marks accountability, tourism, UK Health Security Agency, UKHSA, water contamination, water industry, water quality, water safety

One Year After Devon Water Contamination, Residents Say Health and Trust Have Yet to Recover

“For many residents, the financial penalty marks accountability, but not closure, as some continue to report lasting health impacts and

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NewsDesk MC June 2, 2026June 2, 2026 Biosecurity, CDC, congress, Democratic Republic of Congo, disease control, donald trump, ebola, Emergency Medicine, epidemiology, global health, healthcare policy, infectious diseases, International Health, kenya, Medical Repatriation, outbreak response, public health, public safety, Quarantine Facility, uganda, united states

US Ebola Offshore Treatment Plan Draws Warning From Public Health Experts

Washington– A group of U.S. public health experts on Monday urged Congress to reject a Trump administration proposal to treat

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NewsDesk MC June 1, 2026June 1, 2026 bangladesh, child health, children, Dhaka, disease outbreak, disease prevention, Eid travel, emergency response, epidemic, Health Ministry, healthcare crisis, hospitals, infectious disease, Measles, Measles Deaths, Medical Services, Pediatrics, public health, rural healthcare, South Asia, vaccination

Bangladesh Braces for Measles Surge After Eid Travel

Dhaka-Bangladeshi health authorities are preparing for a potential spike in measles infections following Eid holiday travel, as the country battles

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NewsDesk MC May 31, 2026May 31, 2026 Allied Democratic Forces, Bukavu, Bundibugyo virus, Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Democratic Republic of Congo Tags: Ebola, disease outbreak, Doctors Without Borders, global health, Goma, infectious diseases, Ituri province, M23 rebels, MSF, North Kivu, public health, South Kivu, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, uganda, vaccines, who

Ebola Survivors Offer Hope as Congo Races to Contain Spreading Outbreak

Bunia-Five Ebola patients have recovered in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said on

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