Dozens of health workers involved in the Ebola response in Ituri, in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, protest over unpaid wages, according to multiple reports. Workers at the outbreak’s epicenter take part in a protest to demand payment for their salaries, saying they have not been paid despite their role in the response. The protests are reported as occurring on Thursday, with workers raising concerns about delays or lack of compensation while efforts to contain the outbreak continue. The outlets describe the protest as a disruption risk for the health response, though none provide specific details about the number of workers beyond “dozens” or the exact payment amounts. The reporting is consistent that the workers directly supporting Ebola control activities in the area are seeking wage arrears. The articles also frame the demonstration as focused on compensation rather than changes to policy or the outbreak’s medical strategy. No sources cited in the provided excerpts attribute responsibility for the nonpayment to a specific institution, and no immediate resolution is reported.