The Democratic Republic of Congo is battling its seventeenth Ebola outbreak, declared on May 15th. The virus is spreading rapidly, with the Ituri province accounting for 95% of all confirmed cases, according to Doctors Without Borders (MSF). The provincial capital, Bunia, is experiencing a growing number of deaths, though precise figures on suspected and confirmed cases remain unavailable. The outbreak is progressing quickly, creating challenges for containment efforts. Authorities are struggling to track the spread and provide adequate medical care. The situation in Bunia is particularly concerning due to the lack of clear data on the scale of the infection. This latest outbreak underscores the ongoing vulnerability of the DRC to Ebola and the need for continued international support.