Ebola-Updates — aktuelle Meldungen und Chronik

MSF Rwampara 21 June 22:30 CAT (22 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening admissions wrap: 0 new lab-confirmed admissions, 0 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Sunday window, holding combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy at 0 of 58 beds for a seventh consecutive day, and the network logged its eighteenth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the thirty-first MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 21 June 22:30 EAT (22 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a thirteenth consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Sunday window — a twenty-first consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Monday.

INRB Kinshasa's 20 June 22:00 CAT (21 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Saturday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and no new death recorded within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 247 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared and logging a third consecutive zero-death window on the Bunia tail. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a sixteenth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its nineteenth day; Bunia remains the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara held a ninth consecutive zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the thirty-first-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the thirty-second cohort opens 06:00 CAT Sunday.

MSF Rwampara 20 June 22:30 CAT (21 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening admissions wrap: 0 new lab-confirmed admissions, 0 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Saturday window, holding combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy at 0 of 58 beds for a sixth consecutive day, and the network logged its seventeenth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the thirtieth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 20 June 22:30 EAT (21 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a twelfth consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Saturday window — a twentieth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Sunday.

WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus issues a 20 June 03:00 CEST Saturday post-midnight Geneva statement on BDBV: cumulative line list at 286 lab-confirmed cases (246 DRC + 40 Uganda) and 265 deaths against 1 400+ suspected cases per the joint INRB / Uganda CPHL / WHO AFRO Friday-evening close, with the previous-24h confirmed-case delta holding at one and a second consecutive zero-death confirmed-cohort window on the Bunia tail. Tedros reports the original Mongbwalu focus logged a fifteenth consecutive zero-new-confirmation day on Friday and the Rwampara curve has held its treatment beds empty, while residual transmission concentrates on the shrinking Bunia axis; the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the Mongbwalu health zone is now on its eighteenth day and Uganda extended its zero-confirmation run to an eleventh consecutive window. WHO holds the PHEIC in force on the twice-weekly (Wednesday and Saturday) DG-statement cadence as the response consolidates into sustained control; next DG statement queued for Wednesday 24 June.

INRB Kinshasa's 19 June 22:00 CAT (20 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Friday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and no new death recorded within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 246 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared and logging a second consecutive zero-death window on the Bunia tail. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a fifteenth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its eighteenth day; Bunia remains the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara held an eighth consecutive zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the thirtieth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the thirty-first cohort opens 06:00 CAT Saturday.

MSF Rwampara 19 June 22:30 CAT (20 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening admissions wrap: 0 new lab-confirmed admissions, 0 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Friday window, holding combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy at 0 of 58 beds for a fifth consecutive day, and the network logged its sixteenth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-ninth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 19 June 22:30 EAT (20 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for an eleventh consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Friday window — a nineteenth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Saturday.

INRB Kinshasa's 18 June 22:00 CAT (19 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Thursday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and no new death recorded within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 245 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared and logging the first zero-death confirmed-cohort window of the Bunia tail. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a fourteenth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its seventeenth day; Bunia remains the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara held a seventh consecutive zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-ninth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the thirtieth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Friday.

MSF Rwampara 18 June 22:30 CAT (19 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening admissions wrap: 0 new lab-confirmed admissions, 0 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Thursday window, holding combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy at 0 of 58 beds for a fourth consecutive day, and the network logged its fifteenth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-eighth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 18 June 22:30 EAT (19 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a tenth consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Thursday window — an eighteenth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Friday.

INRB Kinshasa's 17 June 22:00 CAT (18 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Wednesday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 244 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a thirteenth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its sixteenth day; Bunia remains the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara held a sixth consecutive zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-eighth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-ninth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Thursday.

MSF Rwampara 17 June 22:30 CAT (18 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case (a Bunia-confirmed transfer into the Bunia annexe), 1 recovery and no in-ETC deaths across the Wednesday window — the single new admission was matched by 1 recovery, holding combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy at 0 of 58 beds for a third consecutive day, and the network logged its fourteenth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-seventh MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 17 June 22:30 EAT (18 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a ninth consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Wednesday window — a seventeenth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Thursday.

WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus issues a 17 June 03:00 CEST Wednesday post-midnight Geneva statement on BDBV: cumulative line list at 283 lab-confirmed cases (243 DRC + 40 Uganda) and 264 deaths against 1 400+ suspected cases per the joint INRB / Uganda CPHL / WHO AFRO Tuesday-evening close, with the previous-24h confirmed-case and death deltas both holding at their lowest since the outbreak was declared. Tedros reports the original Mongbwalu focus logged a twelfth consecutive zero-new-confirmation day on Tuesday and the Rwampara curve has now emptied its treatment beds, while residual transmission concentrates on the Bunia axis; the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the Mongbwalu health zone is now on its fifteenth day and Uganda extended its zero-confirmation run to an eighth consecutive window. WHO holds the PHEIC in force on the twice-weekly (Wednesday and Saturday) DG-statement cadence as the response consolidates into sustained control; next DG statement queued for Saturday 20 June.

INRB Kinshasa's 16 June 22:00 CAT (17 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Tuesday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 243 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a twelfth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its fifteenth day; Bunia remains the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara held a fifth consecutive zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-seventh-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-eighth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Wednesday.

MSF Rwampara 16 June 22:30 CAT (17 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case (a Bunia-confirmed transfer into the Bunia annexe), 1 recovery and no in-ETC deaths across the Tuesday window — the single new admission was matched by 1 recovery, holding combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy at 0 of 58 beds for a second consecutive day, and the network logged its thirteenth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-sixth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 16 June 22:30 EAT (17 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for an eighth consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Tuesday window — a sixteenth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Wednesday.

INRB Kinshasa's 15 June 22:00 CAT (16 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Monday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 242 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for an eleventh consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its fourteenth day; Bunia remains the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara held a fourth consecutive zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-sixth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-seventh cohort opens 06:00 CAT Tuesday.

MSF Rwampara 15 June 22:30 CAT (16 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case (a Bunia-confirmed transfer into the Bunia annexe), 2 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Monday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a seventeenth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 0 of 58 beds (the network's first day with no confirmed in-patient since admissions began), and the network logged its twelfth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-fifth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 15 June 22:30 EAT (16 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a seventh consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Monday window — a fifteenth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Tuesday.

INRB Kinshasa's 14 June 22:00 CAT (15 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Sunday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 241 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a tenth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its thirteenth day; Bunia remains the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara held a third consecutive zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-fifth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-sixth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Monday.

MSF Rwampara 14 June 22:30 CAT (15 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case (a Bunia-confirmed transfer into the Bunia annexe), 3 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Sunday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a sixteenth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 1 of 58 beds, and the network logged its eleventh consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-fourth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 14 June 22:30 EAT (15 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a sixth consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Sunday window — a fourteenth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Monday.

INRB Kinshasa's 13 June 22:00 CAT (14 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Saturday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 240 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a ninth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its twelfth day; Bunia remains the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara held a second consecutive zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-fourth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-fifth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Sunday.

MSF Rwampara 13 June 22:30 CAT (14 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case (a Bunia-confirmed transfer into the Bunia annexe), 4 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Saturday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a fifteenth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 2 of 58 beds, and the network logged its tenth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-third MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 13 June 22:30 EAT (14 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a fifth consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Saturday window — a thirteenth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Sunday.

WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus issues a 13 June 03:00 CEST Saturday post-midnight Geneva statement on BDBV: cumulative line list at 279 lab-confirmed cases (239 DRC + 40 Uganda) and 260 deaths against 1 400+ suspected cases per the joint INRB / Uganda CPHL / WHO AFRO Friday-evening close, with the previous-24h confirmed-case and death deltas both holding at their lowest since the outbreak was declared. Tedros reports the original Mongbwalu focus logged an eighth consecutive zero-new-confirmation day on Friday and the Rwampara curve continues to fall, while residual transmission now concentrates on the Bunia and Kampala–Mbarara axes; the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the Mongbwalu health zone is now on its eleventh day and Uganda extended its zero-confirmation run to a fourth consecutive window. WHO holds the PHEIC in force on the twice-weekly (Wednesday and Saturday) DG-statement cadence as the response consolidates into sustained control; next DG statement queued for Wednesday 17 June.

INRB Kinshasa's 12 June 22:00 CAT (13 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening tally: 1 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmation across the Friday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 239 — a fresh low for the single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for an eighth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its eleventh day; Bunia is now the sole residual focus on a shrinking line as Rwampara logged its first zero-confirmation window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-third-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-fourth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Saturday.

MSF Rwampara 12 June 22:30 CAT (13 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case (a Bunia-confirmed transfer into the Bunia annexe), 5 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Friday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a fourteenth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 3 of 58 beds, and the network logged its ninth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-second MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 12 June 22:30 EAT (13 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a fourth consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Friday window — a twelfth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Saturday.

INRB Kinshasa's 11 June 22:00 CAT (12 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening tally: 2 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Thursday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Rwampara + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 238 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation counts since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a seventh consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its tenth day; Rwampara and Bunia remain the residual foci, both on shrinking lines. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-second-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-third cohort opens 06:00 CAT Friday.

MSF Rwampara 11 June 22:30 CAT (12 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case, 6 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Thursday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a thirteenth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 4 of 58 beds, and the network logged its eighth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twenty-first MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 11 June 22:30 EAT (12 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a third consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Thursday window — an eleventh consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Friday.

INRB Kinshasa's 10 June 22:00 CAT (11 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening tally: 2 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Wednesday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Rwampara + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 236 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation counts since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a sixth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its ninth day; Rwampara and Bunia remain the residual foci, both on shrinking lines. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twenty-first-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-second cohort opens 06:00 CAT Thursday.

MSF Rwampara 10 June 22:30 CAT (11 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case, 7 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Wednesday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a twelfth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 5 of 58 beds, and the network logged its seventh consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twentieth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 10 June 22:30 EAT (11 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 for a second consecutive zero-confirmation window, with no new deaths across the Wednesday window — a tenth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Thursday.

WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus issues a 10 June 03:00 CEST Wednesday post-midnight Geneva statement on BDBV: cumulative line list at 274 lab-confirmed cases (234 DRC + 40 Uganda) and 257 deaths against 1 400+ suspected cases per the joint INRB / Uganda CPHL / WHO AFRO Tuesday-evening close, with the previous-24h confirmed-case and death deltas both holding at their lowest since the outbreak was declared. Tedros reports the original Mongbwalu focus logged a fifth consecutive zero-new-confirmation day on Tuesday and the Rwampara curve continues to fall, while residual transmission concentrates on the Bunia and Kampala–Mbarara axes; the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the Mongbwalu health zone is now on its eighth day and Uganda logged its first zero-confirmation window. WHO holds the PHEIC in force on the twice-weekly (Wednesday and Saturday) DG-statement cadence as the response consolidates into sustained control; next DG statement queued for Saturday 13 June.

INRB Kinshasa's 9 June 22:00 CAT (10 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening tally: 2 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Tuesday window (0 Mongbwalu + 1 Rwampara + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 234 — a fresh low for the single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a fifth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its eighth day; Rwampara and Bunia remain the residual foci, both on shrinking lines. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twentieth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twenty-first cohort opens 06:00 CAT Wednesday.

MSF Rwampara 9 June 22:30 CAT (10 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case, 8 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Tuesday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for an eleventh consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 6 of 58 beds, and the network logged its sixth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the nineteenth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 13% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 5% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 0 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 9 June 22:30 EAT (10 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line holds at 40 — the first zero-confirmation window since the Kampala–Mbarara clusters were brought under treatment — with no new deaths across the Tuesday window, a ninth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Wednesday.

INRB Kinshasa's 8 June 22:00 CAT (9 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening tally: 3 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Monday window (0 Mongbwalu + 2 Rwampara + 1 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 232 — holding at the lowest single-window confirmation counts since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a fourth consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its seventh day; Rwampara and Bunia remain the residual foci. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the nineteenth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the twentieth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Tuesday.

MSF Rwampara 8 June 22:30 CAT (9 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case, 9 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Monday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a tenth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 8 of 58 beds, and the network logged its fifth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the eighteenth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 14% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 6% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 1 dignified burial.

Uganda Ministry of Health 8 June 22:30 EAT (9 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line moves from 39 to 40 after a single new BDBV confirmation in a known Mbarara cluster contact, with no new deaths across the Monday window — an eighth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 40 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Tuesday.

INRB Kinshasa's 7 June 22:00 CAT (8 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening tally: 4 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Sunday window (0 Mongbwalu + 2 Rwampara + 2 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 229 — a fresh low for the single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a third consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its sixth day; Rwampara and Bunia remain the residual foci. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the eighteenth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the nineteenth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Monday.

MSF Rwampara 7 June 22:30 CAT (8 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening admissions wrap: 1 new lab-confirmed case, 11 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Sunday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a ninth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 10 of 58 beds, and the network logged its fourth consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the seventeenth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 15% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 7% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 1 dignified burial.

Uganda Ministry of Health 7 June 22:30 EAT (8 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line moves from 38 to 39 after a single new BDBV confirmation in a known Mbarara cluster contact, with no new deaths across the Sunday window — a seventh consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 39 Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected, and the Mulago and Mbarara MEURI mAb114 cohorts continue without adverse events; the Mpondwe–Kasindi, Bunagana and Kasese border-screening lines hold at continuous operation and the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Monday.

INRB Kinshasa's 6 June 22:00 CAT (7 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening tally: 5 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Saturday window (0 Mongbwalu + 3 Rwampara + 2 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 225 — a fresh low for the single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations for a second consecutive day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its fifth day; Rwampara and Bunia remain the residual foci. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the seventeenth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org under the post-EUL data-share protocol — phylogenetic placement still shows a single BDBV introduction with no second spillover — and the eighteenth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Sunday.

MSF Rwampara 6 June 22:30 CAT (7 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening admissions wrap: 2 new lab-confirmed cases, 12 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Saturday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for an eighth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 14 of 58 beds, and the network logged its third consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the sixteenth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed 14h post-infusion observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network now sits below 16% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 8% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 1 dignified burial.