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The crisis, which the African Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) are monitoring from the top, has been put under the spotlight due to the risk of regional spread Chairman of the African Union Commission, Mahmud Ali Yusuf, pointed out that the Ebola Virus Disease outbreaks in the DRC and Uganda carry the risk of turning into a regional health crisis across the continent. Appreciating the rapid preparation work carried out by the DRC and Ugandan governments, healthcare professionals and neighboring countries (especially South Sudan), Yusuf gave a message of solidarity: "The African Union is in full solidarity with the people and governments of the DRC and Uganda during this critical period. Our continent has managed to overcome major public health crises in the past. Thanks to unity, coordination and joint action, we will bring the current epidemic under control in a short time." Epidemiya fonida yotgan va sog'liqni saqlash organlarini ogohlantiruvchi aniq ma'lumotlar va o'zgarishlar quyidagicha qayd etildi: More than 100 Lives Loss: Africa CDC announced that more than 100 people have died so far (87 deaths in Ituri province in the first place) in the Ebola epidemic that broke out and spread rapidly in the Ituri province in the east of the DRC The Most Dangerous Feature is the "Bundibugyo" Strain: The most critical detail that distinguishes this epidemic from others is that the virus is the rare "Bundibugyo" variant. Hozirda ushbu shtamm uchun tasdiqlangan maxsus vaktsina yoki davolash yo'q Global Alert (PHEIC): After the virus was detected in people traveling from DRC to Uganda's capital Kampala, the World Health Organization (WHO) officially declared the situation as an "International Public Health Emergency" Mobilization on the Continent: The African Union, under the leadership of Africa CDC, in cooperation with member countries, WHO, humanitarian organizations and global donors, activated the first emergency fund of 2 million dollars and dispatched multidisciplinary expert teams to the region