Congo's Ebola Cases Exceed 10,000

Neighboring countries have strengthened surveillance after reporting imported Ebola cases linked to the outbreak.
Congo's Ebola Cases Exceed 10,000

Congolese health officials report that confirmed Ebola cases have exceeded 10,000, with nearly 4,900 deaths since the outbreak began. The Ministry of Public Health announced 96 new confirmed cases and 46 deaths in the preceding 24 hours, primarily in North Kivu, Ituri, and Tshopo provinces. The current case fatality rate stands at 48.6 percent, while over 2,500 individuals have recovered, and the contact tracing follow-up rate is approximately 87 percent.

  • Confirmed Ebola cases in Congo have surpassed 10,000.
  • Nearly 4,900 deaths have been recorded since the outbreak began.
  • In the last 24 hours, 96 new confirmed cases and 46 deaths were reported.
  • New cases were concentrated in North Kivu, Ituri, and Tshopo provinces.
  • The case fatality rate is 48.6 percent.
  • Over 2,500 people have recovered from Ebola.
  • Contact tracing follow-up rate is around 87 percent.
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