A promising activity in the former Ebola hot spot in Beni is the fact that the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has now announced that the absolute incubation phase of Ebola—21 days—has passed without any recent cases of the disease.

This statement came when the Ministry of health of the state said about 4 fresh cases of illness from the current epicenters of Butembo and Katwa.

Benny's Announcements comes with caution about the risk of re-entry
In its current statement, the Ministry of health called the story in Beni a" big breakthrough " subsequently the peak of morbidity in the period from September to November.

Because Ebola was rampant in Beni in the direction of these months, the metropolis was not only a space of conflict with armed rebel groups, in fact, led to the disobedience of communities that have so far suspended the response to the Ebola outbreak. As in some other areas, the response services in Beni were still fighting community resistance to these acts, such as case detection, contact tracing and vaccination.

This achievement means that the actual Ebola energy in Beni is being monitored in real time, and it added that five other health zones have been held for more than 21 days without reporting any recent proven cases of Ebola. They Kayina, Mandima Musienene, Nyankunde, Tchomia.

Not least, Beni is still at risk of reintroduction of Ebola, taking into account the frequent trips between Beni and today's hot spots of Katwa and Butembo, which over the past 21 days have reported 92 proven cases, the Ministry said.

Recent cases click total 844
Of the 4 recent cases, which are now reported by the Ministry of Health, 3 from Katva and one from Butembo. Katwa is located on the Eastern edge of Butembo. The number of cases has increased to 844, of which 779 have been proven and 65 are listed as possible.

Apart from this, health workers are still investigating 196 suspected cases.

Two more people died from Ebola infection, both from Katva, who died in the community, which is known to increase the risk of transmission of the microbe, because the microbe has the ability to simply spread when patients are present in the most difficult condition and when their parents are not protected.