The Ebola epidemic cannot be stopped. The number of cases in Congo exceeded 11 thousand, the number of deaths exceeded 5 thousand

"Despite officially being allocated resources for this critical activity, the surveillance system remains highly problematic. Some areas are inadequately monitored, while others are completely ignored," the report said. his opinion was shared.

It was underlined that approximately two-thirds of Ebola-related deaths reported last month occurred in the community rather than in treatment centers.

MSF International President Javid Abdelmoneim, whose views are included in the report, said, "Despite the large amount of funds provided for the response, many officers in the field are left empty-handed and out of pocket as they try to control the epidemic. Our teams often do not know what to say when faced with the dysfunctions they witness in many areas. This situation is absolutely unacceptable." made his assessment.

Stating that the data collected by MSF reveals how serious the problem is, Abdelmoneim explained that only 9 percent of the Ebola cases treated by MSF in Ituri province since the beginning of the intervention were previously detected as "contact" by the surveillance system.

Abdelmoneim said, "Although the environment of distrust in society makes surveillance work difficult, urgent improvements are essential in inspection, staff assignment and operational support. The number of teams on the ground to combat the spread of the virus in other heavily affected regions of the country is quite insufficient." he warned.