Vaccine against pain began to be used in Africa

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) has begun trials of an Ebola vaccine for health workers on the front lines of the fight against the disease. This is reported by local authorities.

Tests are carried out for health workers who find themselves in the epicenter of the epidemic. They are at the highest risk of infection when in contact with patients.

Health officials hope the Ervebo vaccine used in previous outbreaks will prove effective against the current strain. The drug has already been used in several African countries.

Other details of the campaign are not given. Authorities hope that vaccinating doctors will help contain the spread of the infection and protect those fighting the epidemic.

Siberia will be covered with rain and fog: weather on September 20

Residents of the Northern capital told about the weather for the weekend