World Health Organization (WHO) updates on an Ebola outbreak in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) show both confirmed and suspected figures shifting as cases are tested and records are refined. Earlier WHO reporting cited confirmed cases above 500 in the DRC, alongside dozens of confirmed deaths, with one outlet reporting 534 cases and 93 deaths. Another report cites WHO figures of 515 cases and 91 deaths. In parallel, multiple outlets report that suspected cases in eastern DRC had passed 900, with one outlet citing 904 suspected cases and 119 suspected deaths. WHO-related reporting attributes challenges to the response, including conflict conditions, mistrust, and shortages, while aid cuts and attacks on health workers are also described. On Tuesday, WHO significantly reduces the suspected-case count after tests “clear out” some entries: figures drop from 906 or about 906 to 116 suspected cases. Some sources also report confirmation figures alongside that change, including confirmed cases in Uganda tied to the outbreak, with nine confirmed cases and one fatality mentioned in one report. Overall, outlets describe the outbreak as ongoing, with cross-border transmission discussed by WHO, while the risk of global spread is characterized as low in some coverage.