An Ebola outbreak is escalating in displacement camps in the Democratic Republic of Congo, with the Kpangba camp reporting the first deaths two weeks ago. Health workers are struggling to contain the virus due to growing distrust among the displaced population. Efforts are focused on tracing contacts of the deceased to interrupt transmission chains, but face challenges stemming from the lack of confidence in healthcare interventions. The outbreak represents a significant concern given the vulnerability of individuals living in crowded camp conditions and the ongoing conflict in the region. This is the first instance of Ebola deaths reported in a displacement camp in this area. The situation highlights the difficulties of managing infectious diseases in unstable and conflict-affected environments. Further spread could overwhelm limited resources and exacerbate the humanitarian crisis.