DRC Ebola outbreak: 5,400+ dead in six months, frontline workers strained

The Ebola epidemic in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, declared on May 15, has killed over 5,400 people in six months. The report highlights the ongoing strain on humanitarian workers and local health systems, though the current trajectory and containment efforts remain uncertain. The sustained high death toll indicates a major public health crisis with regional spillover risks.

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