Global Confirmed
10,693
10,688 DRC/UGA · 5 elsewhere
+1 since 5 November 2026
Active outbreak PHEIC
Independent tracker — official WHO & ministry data, refreshed every 2 minutes. Map markers show country totals at representative locations.
Compared with 5 November 2026
Reported locations · Country totals at representative locations
Reviewed official observations included through 2026-10-20. Open Source & calculation for dates and evidence links.
Global Confirmed
10,693
10,688 DRC/UGA · 5 elsewhere
+1 since 5 November 2026
DRC + Uganda
10,688
0 since 5 November 2026
Deaths
5,201
DRC CFR 48.7%
0 since 5 November 2026
Recovered
2,902
0 since 5 November 2026
Contacts (reported)
62
67 health zones
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Diagnoses outside DRC and Uganda, including imported and linked local cases, and medical evacuations. Evacuated patients already counted at origin are not added again to global confirmed cases.
Official cumulative case figures — Kenya
Reviewed cumulative figures from an official health source, observed 2026-10-16. Includes the imported case and linked local cases.
1 medically evacuated Ebola case — Netherlands
s and 108 in treatment centres. On 1 October, the Netherlands reported the medical evacuation of a healthcare worker who tested positive by PCR for Bundibugyo virus (BDBV) in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. At the time of reporting, the patient has been undergoing treatment in the Netherlands. Since the previous Disease Outbreak News was published on 25 September 2026, an additional 775 confirmed cases, including 379 confirmed deaths, have been reported in the Democratic Republic of the Co
1 imported Ebola case — France
ently treated in Germany), 20 cases in Uganda and 1 case in France. Overall, 3269 deaths have been reported, including 2 in Uganda. As of 7 September, at least 1611 patients have recovered, including 1590 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 18 in Uganda, 2 in Germany and 1 in France. The sustained level of transmission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo continues to pose a risk of cross-border spread. Health screening and surveillance activities remain operational at airports, ports, a
2 medically evacuated Ebola cases — Germany
tember 2026, a cumulative total of 6778 confirmed cases has been reported: 6757 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (including 2 cases diagnosed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and subsequently treated in Germany), 20 cases in Uganda and 1 case in France. Overall, 3269 deaths have been reported, including 2 in Uganda. As of 7 September, at least 1611 patients have recovered, including 1590 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 18 in Uganda, 2 in Germany and 1 in France. The sustai
Official cumulative case figures — Nigeria
Reviewed cumulative figures from an official health source, observed 2026-10-20. Travel-associated diagnosis outside DRC and Uganda.
Open-source monitoring
Official health sources and independently corroborated reports. News does not automatically change the case totals above.
18 published updates
Since the publication of the previous Disease Outbreak News on 23…
Nizi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo—“We recorded the first case in May,…
Ntoroko District, Uganda – When a family crossed…
Bunia, the Democratic Republic of the Congo— Leaving an Ebola treatment…
This report was withdrawn. Its earlier claim is no longer presented as current information.
This report was withdrawn. Its earlier claim is no longer presented as current information.
Since the publication of the previous Disease Outbreak News on 8…
Isiro, the Democratic Republic of the Congo – “We were separated only by ropes.” When Dr Prince…
This report was withdrawn. Its earlier claim is no longer presented as current information.
Aba, Democratic Republic of the Congo – “Information is important. Being informed is part of…
This report was withdrawn. Its earlier claim is no longer presented as current information.
This report was withdrawn. Its earlier claim is no longer presented as current information.
Nigeria has confirmed one imported case
Kenya has now confirmed three cases, including one death.
On 5 October 2026, WHO was informed about a laboratory-confirmed imported case of…
Since the last Disease Outbreak News was published on 11 September 2026, the…
Since the last Disease Outbreak News was published on 28 August 2026, the…
No published updates yet. Reports appear after an official source or the required independent review.
Latest country figures: 6 Nov 2026
Latest country figures: 10 Sep 2026
Since the publication of the previous Disease Outbreak News on 23 October 2026, the Bundibugyo virus disease (BVD) outbreak has expanded geographically in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. While some areas have seen a slight decline in cases, sustained, high-level transmissi…
Since the publication of the previous Disease Outbreak News on 23 October 2026, the Bundibugyo virus disease (BVD) outbreak has expanded geographically in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. While some areas have seen a slight decline in cases, sustained, high-level transmission continues overall in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. As of 3 November 2026, a total of 10 668 confirmed cases, including 5198 deaths (crude case fatality ratio: 48.7%), have been reported across 67 health zones in eight provinces, with active transmission ongoing in 51 health zones. The high proportion of deaths occurring in communities, especially among young children, continues to highlight challenges in early case detection and timely access to appropriate care. Of the 512 deaths reported since 21 October, 335 occurred in communities and 177 in treatment centres. Since the last Disease Outbreak News, no new cases have been reported from Kenya or Nigeria. However, the high-level transmission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo indicates a continued need for readiness in the region, including cross-border surveillance, points of entry monitoring, timely case detection and coordinated preparedness and response measures. No new country has reported cases since the last Disease Outbreak News was published, however, two countries have medically evacuated confirmed cases among citizens: Switzerland and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Based on the currently available information, WHO advises against any restriction of travel to, or trade with, States Parties experiencing and/or responding to the public health event.
KPI totals combine the WHO baseline with reviewed cumulative observations from primary health sources. News follows a separate official-source or three-origin review process; media reports never change the totals. Full methodology