Thierno Baldé, WHO incident manager, emphasized that achieving the three-month goal depends heavily on securing the necessary resources for the response effort. The organization has received approximately $69.3 million of the $115 million it states is needed, roughly 60%. Over the past two weeks, response teams have added more than 400 treatment beds, deployed 100 additional epidemiologists, and mobilized over 500 community health workers to aid in surveillance and contact tracing. The overall response demands vehicles, ambulances, medical supplies, and personnel across an expanding affected region. The transmission chain has now reached Bas-Uélé, marking it as the sixth affected province.