Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda tops 1,000 deaths
What's new: WHO counted 2,493 cases across both countries, while Uganda has gone three weeks without a new infection.
What's new: WHO counted 2,493 cases across both countries, while Uganda has gone three weeks without a new infection.
What's new: The death toll reached 754, and WHO says most new infections now come from unknown transmission chains.
Why it matters: The Bundibugyo strain has killed 648 people in Congo, has no approved vaccine or treatment, and cases have spread to Uganda.
What's next: A High Court injunction remains in force until a July 23 hearing as protests over the 50-bed facility have turned deadly.
What's new: A judge will sentence Aden Duale on Tuesday after ruling he let work continue despite an order to stop it.
Why it matters: Health officials warned the pair could spread the virus after fleeing a region with 837 cases and 196 deaths.
Why it matters: The Bundibugyo strain has no approved vaccine or treatment, and contact tracing coverage has fallen to 56%.
What's new: construction at the Nanyuki air base has continued despite court orders halting work on the 50-bed facility.