At least 30 deaths at DR Congo camp raise alarm that Ebola is spreading far faster than detected

Google News Top—At least 30 people have died at a camp in the Democratic Republic of Congo in what health authorities fear is evidence of a rapidly spreading Ebola outbreak. Reuters reported the death rate suggests the virus could be propagating far faster than current detection and containment measures can track. The Australian noted the deaths are sparking fears of an undetected spread beyond the known camp population. Sky News reported the death rate at the camp has spiked sharply, compounding fears of a wider outbreak. Health officials are scrambling to scale up response operations amid concerns about medical capacity in the affected region.

• Google News Top — At least 30 dead in Congo camp as Ebola outbreak alarms
• Sky News — The death rate at the DR Congo camp has spiked sharply amid Ebola fears
• Reuters — At least 30 deaths at a Congo camp suggest Ebola may be spreading faster than detected
• The Australian — Deaths at the Congo camp have sparked fears of an undetected wider Ebola spread
• The Straits Times — At least 30 deaths at Congo camp signal fast-spreading Ebola
• South China Morning Post — At least 30 deaths at Congo camp signal fast-spreading Ebola