Derry Buscarin
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283 appearances
44 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 9 Sep
Derry Buscarin’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They said they're on strike to protest their working conditions.
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Local media reported that several health care workers protested on Monday, burning tires outside a hospital in Bunia, capital of the hardest-hit province in this outbreak.
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The strike comes as enrollment for clinical trials have begun in Congo for two treatments that may help treat the Bundabugio strain.
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Dari Buscaran, NPR News, Washington.
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The Bundabugio strain of Ebola has sickened more than 1,700 people in this outbreak and killed almost 600.
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Frontline health workers in Ituri province told the Associated Press they have not been paid their wages and bonuses from Congo's government since the outbreak was declared on May 15th.
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They said they're on strike to protest their working conditions.
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Local media reported that several health care workers protested on Monday, burning tires outside a hospital in Bunia, capital of the hardest-hit province in this outbreak.
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Dari Buscaran, NPR News, Washington.
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Three hospitals suffered major structural damages during the earthquakes almost two weeks ago, the World Health Organization said.
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Others are operating at reduced capacity.
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International aid groups have set up field hospitals with intensive care beds and operating theaters.
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Sports stadiums have become distribution points for food, water, and medical supplies.
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With aftershocks still happening regularly, thousands of people are staying in tent camps, where doctors say a lack of running water and exposure to the elements carry additional health risks.
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The Pan American Health Organization said six metric tons of medical supplies have been delivered, with more aid on the way.
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Derry Buscarin, NPR News, Washington.
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Others are operating at reduced capacity.
International aid groups have set up field hospitals with intensive care beds and operating theaters.
Sports stadiums have become distribution points for food, water, and medical supplies.
With aftershocks still happening regularly, thousands of people are staying in tent camps, where doctors say a lack of running water and exposure to the elements carry additional health risks.
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