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The European Commission has made an urgent request for 5,000 doctors from EU states to travel to West Africa and help combat the deadly Ebola epidemic. Senior EU officials have contacted national governments for their assistance in mobilizing a response to the serious epidemic, an unidentified source confirmed on Wednesday. “Thousands of other medical caregivers were also being called for,” the source said.

Vytenis Andriukaitis, the European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety, and Christos Stylianides, the European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Management, have already reached out to over 14 ministers, urging them to send more medical staff to Ebola-hit countries. European officials have asked national authorities for both medical staff and volunteers operating through charities for more help in fighting Ebola. In August, medical charity group, Doctors Without Borders, warned that the Ebola outbreak is moving faster than aid organizations can handle.

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