Bundibugyo virus outbreak continues to be driven primarily by transmission in the Democratic Republic of Congo
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Surge in Ebola Cases Linked to Bundibugyo Strain
Recent reports indicate a significant increase in Ebola cases tied to the Bundibugyo virus strain, with disturbing implications for public health and safety. The recent spike in infections raises serious concerns among communities. The post Surge in Ebola Cases Linked to Bundibugyo Strain appeared first on News Addicts.
Bundibugyo virus outbreak continues to be driven primarily by transmission in the Democratic Republic of Congo
ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia – As of 18 June 2026, the Bundibugyo Virus Disease outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda has reached 952 confirmed cases and 247 deaths. The overall case fatality rate stands at 25.9 percent. The outbreak continues to be driven primarily by transmission in the Democratic Republic of Congo, which accounts for 933 confirmed cases and 245 deaths. Uganda has reported 19 confirmed cases and two deaths, with no …
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