Health officials across Africa are warning that the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Democratic Republic of the Congo could become the worst in history if transmission rates are not controlled. With nearly 900 confirmed cases and over 200 deaths reported in both Democratic Republic of the Congo and Uganda, the crisis continues to escalate. Experts warn that limited contact tracing, funding shortages, weak healthcare infrastructure, and deep-rooted trust issues are slowing response efforts. The outbreak highlights the urgent need for stronger public health systems, faster resource deployment, and community-centered interventions to prevent further spread across Central and East Africa.
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