Response efforts are complicated by various factors. Insecurity and displacement are key concerns, along with population movements and community resistance. These issues increase the risk of the outbreak spreading further.
The situation is characterized by intense transmission. Efforts to expand treatment and operational capacity are ongoing. Further details on the outbreak and response are available from the World Health Organization and its partners, who continue to work in affected areas.
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