Paul Allen's Ebola-funded medevac system aided COVID-19 patient repatriation

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A medical evacuation system funded by Paul Allen after the Ebola crisis was utilized during the COVID-19 pandemic. The system, called the Containerized Biocontainment System, safely transported 14 infected American citizens from a cruise ship in Japan. Its design allowed for the secure movement of highly contagious patients. This demonstrated how prior investment in health emergency preparedness can prove valuable during unforeseen crises.

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