About this site

Data sources

The figures shown come from the Situation Reports (SitRep) published by the National Institute of Public Health (INSP) of the DRC. Every SitRep is archived and available in the Situation reports tab. Some data is supplemented by the World Health Organization's (WHO) Weekly External Situation Report.

Methodology

This site is powered by a tool that's actively developed and supervised: it fetches each newly published SitRep and extracts the key figures (confirmed cases, deaths, recoveries, breakdown by province and health zone), generally once a day. The reliability of these extractions is checked regularly, with manual intervention when needed (a bulletin's layout changing, fixing a numbering error, etc.). Data may be revised retroactively by health authorities (harmonisation between provinces, reclassification of community deaths): such revisions are reflected on the site automatically as soon as they're published.

Known limitations

Official reports mix data at different levels of detail (national, provincial, health zone), sometimes in different formats, which can occasionally produce minor inconsistencies or approximations. National figures are also sometimes published before the province and health zone breakdown, causing a temporary lag between these levels.

Update frequency

The site checks for a new SitRep once a day. The date of the latest official SitRep included is always shown at the top of every page.

Access to the data

All the data shown on this site comes from the official bulletins archived in the Sources and bulletins section, where each one can be read as its original PDF.

Disclaimer

This site is strictly informational. It compiles and formats public data already published by official sources, without independent analysis or interpretation. It is not medical, epidemiological, or geopolitical advice of any kind, and should not be used as the basis for a health, travel, or safety decision. For any medical question, consult a health professional or the relevant health authorities (WHO, DRC Ministry of Health). Despite our best efforts, errors, approximations, or update delays are possible.

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