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The 16th Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has finally come to an end after 42 days without new cases. This video explores the journey from the first case in September to the successful containment and the factors that led to this achievement.
The outbreak started with a pregnant woman in Kasai Province and resulted in 53 confirmed cases and 45 tragic deaths.
Africa CDC, led by Dr. Jean Kaseya, played a crucial role in supporting the DRC government's response.
Over 48,000 vaccine doses were administered, protecting 44,400+ people, including healthcare workers and high-risk individuals.
The last patient was discharged on October 19, and Africa CDC continues to work towards strengthening Africa's healthcare systems.
Learn about the collaborative efforts and the commitment to ensure Africa is prepared for future health challenges.