The number of Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo has exceeded 7,000, making it the worst epidemic in the country's history. Congolese authorities indicate that, despite the high number of infected people, the peak of the epidemic may have already been surpassed. The situation remains serious, but there are signs that the spread of the virus may be slowing down. This outbreak represents one of the most significant public health challenges faced by the DRC in recent decades.
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Ebola: Cases in DRC Pass 7,000 but Peak May Have Passed - Authorities
SAPO Notícias13 September 2026 at 01:43
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The population of the DRC is facing a serious health crisis, with more than 7,000 confirmed cases in an outbreak that is already considered the worst in the country's history. The possibility that the peak has passed offers some relief, but the scale of the epidemic continues to represent a significant threat to affected communities.
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