An angry crowd in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) sets fire to an Ebola treatment centre at the heart of the outbreak, with multiple reports citing disputes and fears tied to the handling of a suspected Ebola victim’s body. Witnesses, including a senior police officer in one account, say residents in the town of Rwampara (near Bunyoro/Bunia, Ituri region is referenced by some outlets) attack the facility on Thursday after being prevented from retrieving the body for burial. Several sources describe the incident as reflecting broader challenges faced by medical teams trying to control a rare Ebola virus using stringent containment measures that can conflict with local burial practices and customs. Coverage highlights that health workers are struggling to contain a spreading outbreak and that community distrust and anger are growing as restrictions continue. The arson attack draws attention to tensions between public health requirements and local traditions during an ongoing health emergency.