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A first batch of 4000 #Ebola vaccine doses just arrived to Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Additional doses should be deployed in the coming days to #DRC.
There are ongoing preparations to start the ring vaccination as soon as possible.pic.twitter.com/BydsRquLPR
The first batch of #Ebola vaccines are now in a warehouse in Kinshasa, #DRC. Vaccines need to be properly stored within an efficient cold-chain. The doses were received by the Minister of Health @OlyIlungapic.twitter.com/8Tg2fqWt9L
MoH @OlyIlunga has officially received more than 5,000 doses of vaccines against #Ebola in Kinshasa, in presence @WHO Representative Dr Allarangar. Dr Oly Ilunga praised this strong partnership led by @DrTedros and @MoetiTshidi with @gavi support.pic.twitter.com/JP73VdUCwV
Why dont you mention the tranportation was sponsored by Turkish Airlines 
WHO should ensure procedures are put in place & adhered to for strict monitoring of the vaccine. Especially given that this product has not attained marketing authorisation. eg Cohort Event Monitoring
Awesome WHO
Thanks for your support to Congolese people in their hour of need, you're true friends
ea job wel done WHO
Another way of killing more congolese people?
@luchaRDC @PeteSalama @WHOAFRO @ONUinfo @gavi @wellcometrust Ils accceptent de l'aide pour Ebola et non pour les élections. Pure folie.
there is a vaccine?!!!!
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Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus
