New UN-backed treatment centers have opened in the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo to address a significant surge in Ebola cases. The facilities were established as health authorities reported a sharp increase in confirmed infections over the weekend.
This development comes as the region faces the largest Ebola outbreak in the country’s history. The expansion of medical infrastructure is intended to bolster the response to the highly contagious disease, which continues to spread across the eastern provinces.
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