Ebola outbreak in Congo: 4,500+ infected, 2,100 dead; WHO warns of potentially deadliest epidemic ever
The Ebola outbreak in eastern Congo has infected over 4,500 people and resulted in 2,100 deaths, according to the latest figures. The World Health Organization warned that this outbreak could become the deadliest in history, spreading to six provinces, with new cases detected outside monitored contacts. Health authorities face challenges, including striking healthcare workers, complicating control efforts.