DRC Faces Critical Mpox Outbreak Amid Resource Shortages
Rising cases and fatalities, especially among children, strain the Democratic Republic of Congo's healthcare system, prompting urgent calls for international support.
- Over 19,000 mpox cases and 575 deaths reported in DRC this year.
- Children are particularly vulnerable due to poor sanitation and lack of medical supplies.
- The WHO has declared a global health emergency and seeks $135 million for outbreak control.
- The US and Japan are set to deliver vaccines, with the first batch expected in early September.
- Healthcare workers struggle with misinformation and limited resources in conflict zones.





























