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Africa CDC: Nearly 90% of DRC Ebola contacts untraceable

Africa CDC: Nearly 90% of DRC Ebola contacts untraceable
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The Africa CDC reports that nearly 90% of Ebola contacts in the DRC remain untraceable, posing a significant risk of community transmission. While Uganda has successfully managed its outbreak, the lack of contact tracing in the DRC threatens regional health security.

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Inadequate contact tracing for highly infectious diseases like Ebola can lead to rapid, uncontrollable outbreaks that threaten public health across borders.

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The Independent June 18, 2026 AFRICA , Epidemics Tracker Leave a comment

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The report relies on official health data and statements from international health organizations.

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