As time goes by, the deadly virus is becoming more and more dangerous. Earlier, the famous international magazine 'Nature Medicine' had indicated that the spread of Ebola will increase with time. Now that prediction is coming true. Congolese authorities said on Monday that this is the fastest-growing Ebola outbreak in history.
The number of infected has crossed 6 thousand. The death toll is 2911. 1360 people have recovered.
A new strain of Ebola has been spreading in the Congo since February. The threat is called the 'Bundibuzzio strain'. It was thought to be the most recent variant of Ebola. There is no cure yet. Previous vaccines against other strains of the Ebola virus are no longer effective. According to the World Health Organization, this is the deadliest virus of Ebola. Which is not only being transmitted by human contact, but also spreading from animal bodies.
And that is the most worrying now. The Ebola outbreak is out of control, says Hu. During 2014-16, the number of dead in West Africa exceeded 11 thousand! Especially in regions like Guinness Liberia and Sierra Leone. That's when his antidote was created. But this time the picture is completely different.
Data shows that if someone is infected with the deadly Ebola virus, the patient dies in just three days. The virus can also be spread by touching or being around people. Ebola can also be spread by sneezing, coughing, eating infected animals. Infects a person through a wound or by touching the eyes, nose or mouth. Concerns about Ebola infection spread for the first time in Congo last May. In just 3 months, this virus has become another name for terror across Central Africa. This deadly virus has started spreading beyond Congo to Uganda. In this situation, the latest statistics show that the situation has practically gone out of hand.
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