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Doctors Without Borders has warned of a "concerning" increase in Ebola cases in North Kivu province in northeastern Democratic Republic of Congo, where the number of infections has been rising significantly since early September, accounting for about 40% of new cases in the country. The organization confirmed that treatment capacities are insufficient to handle the outbreak, with new hotspots continuing to emerge weekly. The lack of beds leads to the referral of patients to other facilities, increasing risks to the community. As of October 2, the World Health Organization reported 4,082 deaths out of 8,463 cases of the "Bundibugyo" strain, which currently has no available vaccines or specific treatments.
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