The global health organization is talking, in fact, that before the death of Ebola in the Congo in real time is considered to be the 2nd largest in the situation, subsequently a devastating outbreak in West Africa, which destroyed thousands of years ago.

Who emergency key physician Peter Salama on Thursday evening called it "sad duty" the Ministry of health of the Congo announced a number of cases reached 426. This includes 379 proven and 47 possible cases with 242 deaths.

The attacks by rebel groups and the open hostility of some cautious neighbourhood dwellers have made it very difficult for them, as Ebola officials have said, to have never encountered them before. Almost all firms on critical microbes to work only accompanied by peacekeepers, and firing a Sound every day.

Salama foreshadowed in a given month, exactly what the trick is in the North-East of the Congo will continue for at least another 6 months before than it will hold.

The Ebola outburst in West Africa killed more than 11,000 people between 2014 and 2016. The disease outbreak in Uganda in 2000 killed 425 people and 224 of them, and so far it has been the 2nd largest.

Day after day, reports from health organizations note one fresh challenge after another in connection with the Ebola outbreak in the Congo, ignoring the fact that their work has set milestones that have given fresh hope in the fight against one of the most sadly popular diseases in the world.

More than 37,000 people have been vaccinated against Ebola, and the Congo has begun the first in-situ testing to test the performance and safety of 4 Ebola test substances. Yet the threat of the spread of Ebola in, for example, the “red zones”-areas that are literally inaccessible because of the danger posed by rebel groups — is a serious concern in the project to contain the outbreak.

"This tragic milestone clearly shows the complexity and seriousness of the outbreak. While the numbers are far from the characteristics of West Africa in 2014, we are looking at how the dynamics of the incident pose a different threat,” said Michel Geyer, senior Director of health emergencies at the International revenue Committee.

The alarmingly large number of infected newborns in the Congo is another one that remains a mystery. In a separate statement on Thursday, the who said in fact that at the present day in the course of the 36 recorded outbreak of Ebola cases among infants and children aged up to 2 years.

For the first time in this troubled part of the North-East of the Congo, there was an Ebola outburst. The Ministry of health of the Congo has suggested Colorful reports of residents who have been spurred on by rumours that have tried to halt the non-hazardous burial practices that have suspended the spread of Ebola from victims to family and friends.

On Thursday, the Ministry said in fact that a group of young people broke into the mortuary, stole the corpse of the victims of Ebola and returned to his own family.