Uganda has been declared free of Ebola by a global health authority following a critical 42-day period without any new cases, marking a significant milestone in containing the deadly virus. Meanwhile, the outbreak continues to spread in neighboring Democratic Republic of Congo, where new infections have been reported, raising concerns over regional containment efforts. Health officials are monitoring the situation closely as cross-border risks remain a priority. The contrasting developments highlight the challenges of eradicating the disease in areas where transmission persists.
International body declares Uganda Ebola-free after 42 days without new transmission, though cases rise in DR Congo.
