DR Congo’s Ebola outbreak ‘global emergency’ as infections pass 5,000: WHO
Officials warn they are continuing to identify new chains of transmission that need to be broken to stop the spread.

Officials warn they are continuing to identify new chains of transmission that need to be broken to stop the spread.









The Bundibugyo epidemic, the world’s second-largest, has been described as the fastest-spreading on record.

The world’s fastest-growing Ebola outbreak has killed 1,751 people in DR Congo.
Aid workers say the virus is spreading at an ‘alarming and unprecedented rate’ as virus spreads to remote areas.
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The outbreak is concentrated in the province of Ituri, which accounts for nearly 90 percent of reported cases.
Officials declare the outbreak the fastest spreading ever, warning the world to ‘pay much more attention’.
There’s still no vaccine for the Bundibugyo strain of the virus as the country struggles for control in infected areas.
Health minister urges people in the country ‘to remain alert’ and continue observing public health measures.
Outbreak is spreading at the fastest rate ever recorded as confirmed cases in DRC surpass 3,000.
Health workers in the DRC battle a range of obstacles, from infection risk to angry mob attacks.