80% of cases have unknown origin amid Ebola fears
The World Health Organization has announced that the Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo can be contained within three months, despite its spread across six provinces and the rising death toll reaching over 2,325 cases. Containment efforts require $115 million, of which 60% has been raised so far, along with increased bed allocations and epidemic experts to track contacts. However, agency officials warned that the virus continues to expand, as the link between 70 to 80% of previous cases and patients remains unknown, reflecting ongoing transmission of the virus across multiple areas.
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