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Congo ruling party member beaten to death over Ebola warnings
A representative of the ruling party in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Marie-Célestine Karundo, died after being attacked and beaten to death, following her participation in a radio program aimed at raising awareness about the Ebola virus outbreak. Currently facing its largest outbreak to date, it is worth noting that the epidemic, which causes a highly contagious disease with a high mortality rate, is now spreading across seven provinces. Over 8,067 people have been infected, with approximately 3,901 of them having died. The current outbreak is caused by a rare strain known as the "Bundibugyo" virus, which has no approved treatment or vaccine, heightening its danger—especially as attacks against healthcare workers escalate. This reflects the worsening crisis, driven by conflicts, loss of trust, and security issues.
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