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Unprecedented Ebola outbreak in DRC with 3,500 cases
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has announced that more than 3,500 Ebola cases have been recorded in just a few months, marking the highest number since the outbreak of the seventeenth wave that began in May. In just two and a half months, 3,532 cases have been reported across five provinces, with 1,556 deaths. This outbreak is unprecedented, as the number of infections has surpassed the total cases of previous waves between 2018 and 2020, which resulted in approximately 2,300 deaths out of 3,500 infected. Throughout this current wave, the virus continues to spread rapidly, leading to measures such as suspending travel from three African countries as part of precautionary steps to confront it.
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