UNDP bureau chief sees int'l effort vital to beat Ebola

UNDP bureau chief sees int'l effort vital to beat Ebola

TOKYO, Japan - Michael O'Neill, director of the Bureau of External Relations and Advocacy at the U.N. Development Program, speaks in an interview with Kyodo News in Tokyo on Oct. 21, 2014. He said it is a must for the international community to give maximum possible aid to eradicate Ebola virus infections in West African countries.

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