Ebola outbreak in Congo expands to 7th province

In the Democratic Republic of Congo, an Ebola outbreak has crossed into a seventh province, transforming what was once a localized emergency into a multi-regional crisis that tests the limits of human coordination against a virus that exploits distance, movement, and the fragility of overstretched systems. This expansion is not merely a number — it is a measure of how quickly hope for containment can give way to the harder work of pursuit. Congo, no stranger to Ebola's patterns, now faces the familiar but no less devastating question of whether its institutions can move faster than the disease