Israel's three-ton medical aid shipment to the Democratic Republic of the Congo has arrived and is ready for deployment, according to reports. The two countries also signed new agreements to expand diplomatic and technological cooperation. The Ebola outbreak in Congo has now killed more than 1,400 people, according to the same reports.
Israel's three-ton shipment of medical aid to the Democratic Republic of the Congo has arrived and is ready for deployment, according to reports from Jewish Breaking News. The delivery follows an earlier disclosure Monday by Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar, who revealed the transfer was underway, as reported by N12. Israel and Congo also signed new agreements aimed at expanding diplomatic and technological cooperation.
The aid arrives as the Congo battles a severe Ebola outbreak that has killed more than 1,400 people, according to the reports. The outbreak has been ongoing for months, with thousands of cases reported across multiple provinces, according to the World Health Organization.
No further details on the specific terms of the new agreements were provided.
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