Content_paragraphs:  On 7 February, the Minister of Health confirmed the death of a woman in
  
  Butembo, North Kivu, on 3 February from the Ebola virus disease. As at 14 March,
  
  11 confirmed cases and one probable case of Ebola had been recorded, with six
  
  fatalities and four survivors. The humanitarian community immediately provided
  
  support to the Government, especially through the rapid implementation of ring
  
  vaccinations by local vaccinators trained by the World Health Organization (WHO)
  
  during the tenth Ebola outbreak. The United Nations, through the Central Emergency
  
  Response Fund, allocated $4 million to the Ebola response, including for
  
  strengthening mechanisms against sexual exploitation and abuse. As at 14 March,
  
  over 1,515 people had been vaccinated, including 76 front-line health workers.
  
  Meanwhile, cholera, malaria and measles still represent major challenges, and the
  
  bubonic plague is resurgent in Ituri.
  
  
  
   
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