Ebola Near 5,000 Cases in Congo After Worst Wave Since 2018
Government data shows that confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo have surpassed five thousand, marking the highest count since the disease emerged in the country.
Health situation details
The Public Health Institute reported that the 17th wave of the outbreak peaked in late July, becoming the largest ever in terms of infections. At the start of the week, deaths rose to 2,378, exceeding the toll recorded during the worst outbreak between 2018 and 2020.
Ebola outbreak background
Ebola remains one of Africa's deadliest diseases, with Congo experiencing recurring outbreaks since 1976. International and local efforts continue to boost vaccination campaigns and community awareness to curb the virus.
Authorities stress that intensified surveillance and effective medical care are top priorities to reduce fatalities and prevent spread to other regions.
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