Over 5,200 Ebola cases recorded in Congo
Kinshasa—One hundred days have passed since the Democratic Republic of the Congo declared the ongoing Ebola outbreak, which has now become the country's fastest growing. Transmission is outpacing control efforts, requiring a substantial scale-up across all areas of response to halt the spread of the virus.
Summary
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has reached over 5,200 cases in just 100 days, making it the fastest growing outbreak in the country’s history. Efforts to control the virus are struggling to keep up with its rapid transmission, highlighting the urgent need for a significant increase in response measures.
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