Detailed data

Whole country

Situation as of 10 Sep 2026

Here, the whole country: every confirmed case and death since the outbreak was declared on 15 May 2026, as published in the INSP bulletins.

The pace of new cases day by day and week by week, each province's share of that total, the age and sex of patients. The tables then go down to the health zone, and each province has its own page, updated from the same bulletins.

01

How many

cases and deaths, day after day

New cases

New deaths

02

Where

by province and by health zone

By province

By province
Province Cumulative cases <span class="on-large">Share of country</span><span class="on-phone">% country</span> Deaths Fatality rate Zones affected New cases (24h) New deaths (24h)
Ituri
5,538 78.9% 2,524 45.6% 28 / 36 +30 +23
Nord-Kivu
1,182 16.8% 746 63.1% 16 / 34 +43 +21
Haut-Uélé
270 3.8% 114 42.2% 6 / 13 +6 +4
Tshopo
24 0.3% 9 37.5% 7 / 23 0 0
Bas-Uélé
4 0.1% 3 75.0% 3 / 11 0 0
Sud-Kivu
3 0.0% 1 33.3% 1 / 34 0 0
Sud-Ubangi
1 0.0% 1 100.0% 1 / 16 +1 +1

Cases and deaths are cumulative totals since the start of the outbreak, never daily values. Figures in brackets are the change announced by the latest bulletin.

New cases by province

By health zone

62 health zones affected out of 167 · SitRep N°119 of 10 Sep

A province's total can differ from the sum of its health zones: the bulletins count cases and deaths not yet assigned to a zone separately. The site leaves them where the source puts them.

03

Who

age and sex of cases and deaths

Age and sex

frozen at 5 Aug 2026: the INSP no longer publishes this breakdown
04

What is being done

the response, in four figures
Alerts received (last 7 bulletins)
13,021
2,452 validated as suspected cases
Test positivity (last 7 bulletins)
16.3%
586 positive out of 3,592 samples
Contacts seen (last 7 bulletins)
86.3%
Treatment centre occupancy
43.4%
508 hospitalised for 1,170 beds

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