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Ebola death toll exceeds 500 in Democratic Republic of Congo

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More than 500 people have died from the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo, according to recent data from the World Health Organization. The outbreak is primarily affecting the Ituri province, which is considered the epicenter of the crisis. As of July 6, the WHO confirmed the death toll has surpassed this threshold. In contrast, Uganda, a neighboring country, has reported only two deaths among 20 confirmed cases of Ebola. Healthcare workers in Ituri have issued a strike threat, demanding better support and resources from the government.

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The death toll from the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has surpassed 500, according to updated figures released by the World Health Organization (WHO) on July 6, 2026. This alarming statistic highlights the severity of the outbreak, which is primarily affecting areas within the Ituri province.

In addition to the fatalities, healthcare workers in the region expressed their frustrations and are considering a strike unless the government addresses their concerns. Meanwhile, the situation remains relatively stable in neighboring Uganda, which has reported only two deaths among 20 confirmed Ebola cases. The contrasting numbers underline the disproportionate impact of the outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo as the local healthcare system continues to confront the challenges posed by the epidemic.

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