Multiple outlets report that a six-year-old child being treated for Ebola in the Democratic Republic of Congo is found alive after being taken from a hospital during an attack by armed men. Earlier reporting says the hospital was stormed and the child was taken away, prompting a search. The incident is described as part of broader disruptions to the Ebola response in eastern DRC, where fear and misinformation contribute to hostile actions toward health facilities. BBC coverage states the child is “doing well” after being found. Other sources also link the attack to attacks on health services during the current outbreak and describe it as hindering efforts to contain transmission. While details of the attackers and the exact location and timing are not fully specified in the provided excerpts, the common points across reports are that an armed group abducts the child from an Ebola treatment setting, authorities conduct a search, and the child is later located and reported to be in good condition.