Syrian refugees face aid suspension as UN withholds food vouchers
Panic spreads in Lebanon and across the region after the UN World Food Program halts electronic food vouchers for about 1.7 million Syrian refugees due to donor shortfalls. Turkey, Iraq, and Egypt will sell food locally, heightening risk of hunger ahead of winter for families already reliant on UN assistance.
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Doctor in Ebola treatment center tests negative for virus
Dr. Komba Songu-M'briwa, working at Hastings Ebola Treatment Center near Freetown, Sierra Leone, tested positive for Ebola after eight weeks of service. He described the work as difficult and pitiful but vowed to return if he recovers. A later announcement said he had tested completely negative after three tests.
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Security shake up after extremist attacks in Kenya
In northern Kenya 36 non-Muslim workers were killed by Islamic extremists near Mandela County, prompting President Uhuru Kenyatta to dismiss the interior minister and accept the resignation of the national police chief. Al Shabaab claimed the quarry attack as part of cross border terrorism linked to Kenya’s military actions in Somalia. The president urged resolve in the war on terror.
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