Authorities in Congo are investigating a deadly outbreak that has claimed at least 60 lives, with suspicions of water contamination. Over 1,000 cases of illness have emerged, raising fears of a possible poisoning event.
A new illness in Congo has resulted in 60 deaths within 48 hours of symptoms appearing. The WHO suggests poisoning as the cause, contradicting previous malaria theories. What is behind this health crisis?
In a shocking move, the U.S. State Department has terminated funding for 5,800 vital projects worldwide, impacting refugee camps and health clinics, leaving many in critical need without support.
Health authorities in the DRC, along with WHO experts, are investigating a new cluster of illnesses in Equateur province that has led to rising cases and deaths. Recent findings show possible malaria infections, but further tests are underway.
