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Sharjah 4 –
The World Health Organization (WHO) said on Friday that there were now more than 600 confirmed or probable cases of Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
Most new cases have been monitored in cities and urban areas of the eastern province of North Kivu, where the Ebola outbreak was reported last August.
Many militias are fighting for control of the rich natural resources of the region, hampering efforts to fight the epidemic in this impoverished country.
The mbad demonstrations of recent days have also been held back by the postponement of the presidential elections in the DRC as well as by the work of officials providing medical badistance.
The World Health Organization (WHO) said an attack on a hospital in Beni, for example, had resulted in the distribution of fewer Ebola vaccines, adding that a deterioration in This would jeopardize the fight against this very serious haemorrhagic fever.
According to the latest data, 560 cases of Ebola have been confirmed and another 48 are likely to be infected with the virus, which, according to the World Health Organization, is the second most serious case ever recorded.
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