A displacement camp in eastern DRC is facing a heightened risk of an Ebola outbreak due to limited access to water and severely overcrowded shelters. Located on the outskirts of Bunia, the Kigonze camp houses displaced people in Ituri Province. Residents, like mother Furha Jeannette, spend hours daily seeking water, a crucial element in preventing the spread of Ebola. The combination of poor sanitation, lack of clean water, and dense living conditions creates a breeding ground for disease. Authorities are concerned that these factors significantly increase the vulnerability of the displaced population to infectious diseases, particularly Ebola. The situation underscores the challenges of providing adequate healthcare and basic necessities in conflict-affected areas. Further details regarding the specific preventative measures being implemented were not immediately available.