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Joint delegation of @MinSanteRDC, WHO, @UNICEF, @WorldBank, @MONUSCO, @UNOCHA and Governor of North Kivu arrived in Beni, a city 30 km from where a new cluster of presumptive #Ebola cases is occurring in #DRC 
. They will be supporting the team already on the ground.pic.twitter.com/fHJSz21BJ3
On the ongoing #Ebola response in eastern #DRC, under the leadership of @MinSanteRDC and with partners, so far WHO has:
- activated its contingency financing and its incident management system
- deployed at least 20 WHO staff onsite as of 2 Aug 2018pic.twitter.com/a3ADJvNnjn
Priorities on the ongoing #Ebola response in eastern #DRC include:
Understanding the outbreak
Contract tracing
Ensuring infection prevention and control particularly around health facilities
Outreach to communities
Risk communication
Caring of patientspic.twitter.com/suBM7HYRMW
The area where the current #Ebola outbreak is occurring in #DRC is an active conflict zone. We're responding to an outbreak of this high-threat pathogen, with one of the highest mortality rates of any known disease, but in the context of a war zone.pic.twitter.com/GnYxydASmB
#Ebola case count in #DRC as of 3 August 2018:
Confirmed cases: 13
Probable cases: 30
Total cases: 43 (including 33 deaths)
Despite security & logistics challenges, @MinSanteRDC, WHO & partners are forging ahead.pic.twitter.com/wGThPZoUbU
Today, in Butembo city of #DRC, @MinSanteRDC, WHO and @UNICEF are sensitizing communities and their leaders on the ongoing #Ebola outbreak. The aim is to raise awareness on how to prevent transmission and protect themselves from the disease.pic.twitter.com/amtM6dOWjn
Community awareness activities continue in Beni, #DRC on the ongoing #Ebola outbreak. Communities were happy to receive key messages in their local language on how to protect themselves and others from the disease in a training conducted today by WHO and @UNICEF.pic.twitter.com/PYOvlLDkY9
Congratulations for the efforts.
Keep up the good work.
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