An Argentinian doctor describes the Ebola outbreak in Congo: “Every thirty minutes someone dies.”

An Argentine physician, Carolina Nanclares, has shared her harrowing experiences regarding the severe Ebola outbreak in the Congo, highlighting the devastating toll of the disease where a person dies every thirty minutes. Reflecting on her final month in the region, Nanclares emphasized that the most difficult aspect to endure was the impact on children, who frequently suffer from the severe illness and are often left orphaned.

In a separate sports development, a young Juventus player eligible for four national teams has received a call-up to the Argentina Under-17 national team led by coach Diego Placente. The squad is preparing for a tournament in London called the Vertex Cup, which serves as a preparatory test ahead of the upcoming World Cup in Qatar.