On September 2, local time, the World Health Organization said that the current Ebola outbreak in the Congo is still spreading rapidly. This is the largest Ebola outbreak recorded in the country, and the spread is faster than any previous Ebola outbreak in the country. According to WHO, the current outbreak still has an undetected transmission chain, and some cases were not classified as contacts of known cases before death. There is a risk of a further sharp rise in cases and deaths if the trajectory of the spread of the epidemic does not change rapidly.

On September 2, local time, the World Health Organization said that the current Ebola outbreak in the Congo is still spreading rapidly. This is the largest Ebola outbreak recorded in the country, and the spread is faster than any previous Ebola outbreak in the country. According to WHO, the current outbreak still has an undetected transmission chain, and some cases were not classified as contacts of known cases before death. There is a risk of a further sharp rise in cases and deaths if the trajectory of the spread of the epidemic does not change rapidly.