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The thread centers on a news report that China plans to send an elite military unit to Liberia to help contain Ebola until the outbreak is eradicated, following UN calls for a larger international response and amid criticism of China’s earlier level of effort. The key discussion question implicitly raised is whether China’s new deployment meaningfully addresses prior doubts about insufficient support. Overall sentiment appears mildly approving, with commenters reacting positively to the announcement.
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China's foreign ministry says the country's assistance will not stop until the Ebola epidemic is eradicated in West Africa.
China will send an elite military unit to Liberia to help stop the spread of the deadly Ebola virus, the country's foreign ministry says.
The announcement comes after the United Nations called for a greater global effort to fight the disease, which has killed nearly 5,000 people in Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea.
Washington has led the international drive against Ebola, sending thousands of troops and committing about $1 billion, but Beijing has faced criticism for not doing enough.
http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/in...it-to-help-tackle-outbreak-in-liberia/1385359 :up:
 

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