More than 1,000 people have died from Ebola in eastern DR Congo, with health workers recording 2,536 cases and 1,033 deaths since the epidemic was declared May 15, according to official figures. The situation is worsening amid dire conditions in conflict-affected areas, fragile hospitals, and gaps in contact tracing and funding. Doctors and aid groups warn that many treatment centers are at capacity, forcing patients to wait at home. Congolese PM Judith Suminwa is visiting Ebola hotspots with UN and US officials.
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