The World Health Organization (WHO) says the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) is intensifying and has become the largest Ebola virus disease outbreak ever recorded in the country. WHO reports that the outbreak—linked to the Bundibugyo virus disease—is expanding beyond earlier levels and now represents the highest number of cases for any Ebola outbreak in DRC to date, according to the UN health agency’s updates covered by multiple outlets. The reporting characterizes the situation as worsening, with WHO describing the outbreak’s trajectory as “intensifying.” While the sources focus on the WHO’s assessment of scale and growth, they do not provide additional operational details such as the number of confirmed cases, locations, or timing beyond the claim that it is the largest outbreak on record for DRC. Overall, the coverage aligns on WHO’s central messages: the outbreak is growing, and it has reached an unprecedented level in the country’s experience with Ebola outbreaks.