The Congo report has reported 220 suspected Ebola deaths.

On the 25th, WHO Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus stated that in the new wave of Ebola outbreak, the Democratic Republic of Congo has reported over 900 suspected cases and 220 suspected deaths. Tedros also mentioned that Congo has reported 101 confirmed cases, with 10 deaths. "We are urgently expanding response efforts, but currently the spread of the outbreak is faster than our response rate," Tedros said. He will be travelling to Congo on the 26th. He pointed out that there is currently no approved vaccine for the Ebola virus in Beni, Congo, and with other factors, the situation has become more complex. WHO declared on the 17th that the Ebola outbreak in Congo and Uganda constitutes a "public health emergency of international concern." The organization stated on the 22nd that the risk level of this round of Ebola outbreak in Congo at the national level is "very high," at the regional level is "high," and at the global level is "low."