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Congo's Leopards Bound for World Cup Amid Ebola Concerns
Culture & SocietyDevdiscourse28 May, 11:52 amAtlasHour
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Congo's Leopards Bound for World Cup Amid Ebola Concerns

The Democratic Republic of Congo's football delegation is cleared to compete in the World Cup after adhering to U.S. Ebola protocols. Despite concerns over the outbreak in DRC, the team, based mostly in Europe, complies with health guidelines, paving their way to the tournament co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.

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The Democratic Republic of Congo's football delegation is cleared to compete in the World Cup after adhering to U.S.

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