Ebola updates — latest reports and timeline

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.

Uganda Ministry of Health 6 June 22:30 EAT (7 June 02:00 CEST) Saturday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line moves from 37 to 38 after a single new BDBV confirmation in a known Mbarara cluster contact, with no new deaths across the Saturday window — a sixth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 38 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 6 June 03:00 CEST Saturday post-midnight Geneva statement on BDBV: cumulative line list at 257 lab-confirmed cases (220 DRC + 37 Uganda) and 253 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 another zero-new-confirmation day on Friday 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 fourth day. 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 10 June.

INRB Kinshasa's 5 June 22:00 CAT (6 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening tally: 6 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Friday window (0 Mongbwalu + 3 Rwampara + 3 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 220 — a fresh low for the single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to zero confirmations across the Friday window, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its fourth day; Rwampara and Bunia remain the residual foci. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the sixteenth-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 seventeenth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Saturday.

MSF Rwampara 5 June 22:30 CAT (6 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening admissions wrap: 3 new lab-confirmed cases, 13 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Friday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a seventh consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 18 of 58 beds, and the network logged its second consecutive full day without an in-centre death. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the fifteenth 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 17% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 9% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 1 dignified burial.

Uganda Ministry of Health 5 June 22:30 EAT (6 June 02:00 CEST) Friday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line moves from 36 to 37 after a single new BDBV confirmation in a known Mbarara cluster contact, with no new deaths across the Friday window — a fifth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 37 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 4 June 22:00 CAT (5 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening tally: 7 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Thursday window (1 Mongbwalu + 3 Rwampara + 3 Bunia) and 1 new death within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 214 — the lowest single-window confirmation count since the outbreak was declared. The Mongbwalu index focus held to a single confirmation, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its third day; Rwampara and Bunia remain the residual foci. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the fifteenth-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 sixteenth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Friday.

MSF Rwampara 4 June 22:30 CAT (5 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening admissions wrap: 4 new lab-confirmed cases, 15 recoveries and no in-ETC deaths across the Thursday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a sixth consecutive day, combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 22 of 58 beds, and the network logged its first full day without an in-centre death since the ETC opened. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the fourteenth 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 18% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 10% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 1 dignified burial.

Uganda Ministry of Health 4 June 22:30 EAT (5 June 02:00 CEST) Thursday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line moves from 35 to 36 after a single new BDBV confirmation in a known Mbarara cluster contact, with no new deaths across the Thursday window — a fourth consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 36 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 3 June 22:00 CAT (4 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening tally: 9 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Wednesday window (2 Mongbwalu + 4 Rwampara + 3 Bunia) and 2 new deaths within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 207. The Mongbwalu index focus logged its second straight sub-three-confirmation day, with the provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the health zone now on its second day. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the fourteenth-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 fifteenth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Thursday.

MSF Rwampara 3 June 22:30 CAT (4 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening admissions wrap: 6 new lab-confirmed cases, 16 recoveries and 1 in-ETC death across the Wednesday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a fifth consecutive day and combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 27 of 58 beds. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the thirteenth 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 19% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 11% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 2 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 3 June 22:30 EAT (4 June 02:00 CEST) Wednesday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line moves from 34 to 35 after a single new BDBV confirmation in a known Mbarara cluster contact, with no new deaths across the Wednesday window — a third consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 35 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 3 June 03:00 CEST Wednesday post-midnight Geneva statement on BDBV: cumulative line list at 232 lab-confirmed cases (198 DRC + 34 Uganda) and 248 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 the lowest since the outbreak was declared. Tedros reports the original Mongbwalu focus recorded its first 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 IMST has opened a provisional 21-day zero-incidence countdown clock for the Mongbwalu health zone. WHO holds the PHEIC in force but confirms the DG-statement cadence steps down to twice-weekly (Wednesday and Saturday) from this readout as the response consolidates into sustained control; next DG statement queued for Saturday 6 June.

INRB Kinshasa's 2 June 22:00 CAT (3 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening tally: 11 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Tuesday window (3 Mongbwalu + 4 Rwampara + 4 Bunia) and 3 new deaths within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 198. The three Mongbwalu confirmations are the lowest single-window count for the index focus since the outbreak was declared, with no new confirmation logged there in the back half of the window. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the thirteenth-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 fourteenth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Wednesday.

MSF Rwampara 2 June 22:30 CAT (3 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening admissions wrap: 8 new lab-confirmed cases, 18 recoveries and 2 in-ETC deaths across the Tuesday window — recoveries outpaced admissions for a fourth consecutive day and combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy eased to 32 of 58 beds. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the twelfth 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 20% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset and below 12% for those admitted within 24h; the joint MSF / DRC Red Cross safe-and-dignified-burial corridor handled 3 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 2 June 22:30 EAT (3 June 02:00 CEST) Tuesday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line moves from 33 to 34 after a single new BDBV confirmation in a known Mbarara cluster contact, with no new deaths across the Tuesday window — a second consecutive zero-death day. Health Minister Dr Jane Ruth Aceng confirms all 34 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.

WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus issues a 2 June 03:00 CEST Tuesday post-midnight Geneva statement on BDBV: cumulative line list at 220 lab-confirmed cases (187 DRC + 33 Uganda) and 243 deaths against 1 365+ suspected cases per the joint INRB / Uganda CPHL / WHO AFRO Monday-evening close, with the daily death delta now at its lowest since the outbreak was declared. WHO holds the PHEIC in force but notes the response has moved from surge to sustained control; the IMST projects the Mongbwalu and Rwampara foci could reach a 21-day zero-incidence target by late June if the current trajectory holds. Next DG statement queued for Wednesday 3 June.

INRB Kinshasa's 1 June 22:00 CAT (2 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening tally: 14 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Monday window (5 Mongbwalu + 5 Rwampara + 4 Bunia) and 3 new deaths within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 187. The higher confirmation count reflects the second Bunia annexe's sample throughput rather than rising incidence; Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the twelfth-cohort sequencing run posted cleanly to Virological.org and the thirteenth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Tuesday.

MSF Rwampara 1 June 22:30 CAT (2 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening admissions wrap: 10 new lab-confirmed cases, 16 recoveries and 2 in-ETC deaths across the Monday window, with combined Rwampara + Bunia-annexe occupancy at 38 of 58 beds. Site lead Dr Marie-José Frémery reports the eleventh MEURI mAb114 cohort completed observation without adverse events and the cumulative confirmed-case fatality ratio inside the ETC network has fallen below 20% for patients admitted within 48h of symptom onset; the safe-burial corridor handled 4 dignified burials.

Uganda Ministry of Health 1 June 22:30 EAT (2 June 02:00 CEST) Monday late-evening Kampala bulletin: the Uganda confirmed line moves from 31 to 33 after 2 new BDBV confirmations among known Mbarara and Kampala cluster contacts, with no new deaths across the Monday window — a first since the Uganda chain opened. All confirmed Uganda cases remain linked to identified clusters with no community-source transmission detected; the next briefing is queued for 09:00 EAT Tuesday.

WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus issues a 1 June 03:00 CEST Monday post-midnight Geneva statement on BDBV: cumulative line list at 194 lab-confirmed cases (163 DRC + 31 Uganda) and 238 deaths against 1 300+ suspected cases per the joint INRB / Uganda CPHL / WHO AFRO Sunday-evening close, with the case-fatality ratio among confirmed-and-treated cases continuing to fall as MEURI mAb114 access scales across the Rwampara, Bunia, Mulago and Mbarara treatment centres. Tedros notes the epidemic curve in the original Mongbwalu and Rwampara foci is flattening while transmission persists along the Bunia and Kampala–Mbarara axes; next DG statement queued for Tuesday 2 June.

INRB Kinshasa's 31 May 22:00 CAT (1 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening tally: 12 new BDBV PCR-positive confirmations across the Sunday window (5 Mongbwalu + 4 Rwampara + 3 Bunia) and 4 new deaths within the confirmed cohort, taking the DRC confirmed line to 163. Director Prof Jean-Jacques Muyembe-Tamfum confirms the eleventh-cohort sequencing run published cleanly to Virological.org; phylogenetic placement continues to show a single BDBV introduction with no evidence of a second spillover, and the twelfth cohort opens 06:00 CAT Monday.

MSF Rwampara 31 May 22:30 CAT (1 June 02:00 CEST) Sunday late-evening admissions wrap: 9 new lab-confirmed cases, 15 recoveries and 2 in-ETC deaths across the Sunday window, with bed occupancy down to 36 of 46 as the recovery rate held above admissions for a second day. A second 12-bed MSF treatment annexe at Bunia opened to admissions Sunday to relieve the Rwampara catchment; the tenth MEURI mAb114 cohort completed observation without adverse events.