Vietnamese peacekeepers fight Ebola in Abyei

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Vietnamese peacekeepers fight Ebola in Abyei

13/06/2026

03:49

The latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is causing significant concern as the number of infections and deaths continue to rise, while the risk of the disease spreading to neighbouring countries remains high. In response to these complex developments, Vietnam's Engineering Company Rotation 4 at the UNISFA recently organised the "Together, we protect our Community from Ebola" campaign and donated medical supplies.

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