Kahindo Mireille Pierrette, an Ebola survivor poses with her 16-month old baby, and discharged from the Rwampara treament Center in Ituri Congo, Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
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As the Democratic Republic of the Congo battles a worsening Ebola outbreak, authorities have established special nurseries to care for children whose parents are receiving treatment. The centres provide shelter, daily care and psychological support while helping reduce the risk of infection.
Kahindo Mireille Pierrette, an Ebola survivor poses with her 16-month old baby, and discharged from the Rwampara treament Center in Ituri Congo, Tuesday, June 16, 2026.
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DRC Crisis

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