Ebola survivors in Beni take their lessons to schools as classes resume
MeridStreet AI summarySchools in Beni, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, have resumed classes after a break. As part of the restart, Ebola survivors in the area have taken the opportunity to educate students about the disease. The survivors, who are part of an association in Beni, held an awareness-raising session for students, sharing their experiences and knowledge about Ebola. This effort aims to prevent the spread of the disease and promote a safer community.
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Ebola survivors are helping to educate others about the disease. This could lead to better prevention and treatment outcomes.
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