Mourners in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo gather to bury a 6-month-old girl who dies of Ebola, the day after authorities say she died earlier this week. Multiple outlets report this is the third death linked to an orphanage in the region during the current Ebola outbreak. Accounts describe a burial that includes strict infection-control measures: only healthcare workers in protective gear handle the coffin, with public attendance limited. Authorities also urge people to take the outbreak seriously as local families and communities continue to mourn the child and other victims associated with the orphanage. The coverage frames the event as part of ongoing efforts to contain the outbreak amid difficult conditions in eastern Congo, where health authorities have reported challenges in controlling transmission. The outlets provide consistent details about the victim’s age, the cause of death being Ebola, the timing of the burial, and the fact that it follows two other child deaths at the same type of care setting.