Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Paul Allen has said he was boosting his donations to combat the Ebola outbreak in West Africa to USD 100 million. Allen who has made earlier donations to the health effort yesterday said his latest pledge would include funding the development and manufacture of two medevac containment units to allow the US State Department to evacuate medical professionals from hard-hit West Africa. Allen will also donate to the World Health Organization ‘to increase its capacity to coordinate the logistics required to transport international aid workers’ according to a statement. ‘The chilling reality of Ebola should motivate
