A rare Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo continues to expand, with health authorities reporting that the number of suspected cases and deaths is increasing. According to reporting from The Oregonian, as of Monday there are more than 300 suspected cases in Congo and 118 deaths. The outlet also notes that two people have died in neighboring Uganda. The Independent likewise reports that a U.S. doctor is among the newest people identified as having Ebola. Both accounts describe a worsening situation in the region, with the outbreak spreading beyond confirmed case counts and affecting multiple countries in the area. The sources do not provide detailed information on the doctor’s location, role, or whether the doctor is in treatment or quarantine. Overall, the reporting is consistent that the outbreak in Congo is ongoing and that confirmed impacts extend to Uganda, alongside a sharp rise in deaths and suspected infections.