North Kivu: After attack on treatment center in Butembo, DPS issues wanted notice for two missing Ebola-positive cases

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: June 18, 2026Country: Democratic Republic of the Congo

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North Kivu: After attack on treatment center in Butembo, DPS issues wanted notice for two missing Ebola-positive cases

Following an attack on a treatment center in Butembo, the North Kivu Provincial Health Division (DPS) issued a wanted notice for two patients who tested positive for Ebola and have gone missing. The incident raises fears of further spread of the virus in the region.

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