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Ebola in South Sudan
Outbreaks of Ebola virus disease (EVD) recorded in South Sudan and captured by the World Health Organization's Disease Outbreak News archive (2004 – 2024). No currently active outbreaks involve this country.
Country context
South Sudan has been under WHO surveillance for Ebola virus disease since 2004, when the country first reported an outbreak. Since then, there have been two recorded outbreaks, with the most recent one occurring in 2024. The country's geographic and health system context, including its remote and conflict-affected areas, may contribute to the relatively low frequency of outbreaks. The cumulative number of confirmed cases is 13, with 4 probable cases and 7 deaths.
There are currently no active Ebola outbreaks in South Sudan. The country's health authorities typically monitor for symptoms of the disease, particularly in areas with limited access to healthcare. Readers can follow updates on the situation from the World Health Organization (WHO) and other reputable sources.
Historical
Past ebola outbreakss involving South Sudan, grouped by year of first report.
2024
- 0confirmed 0deaths
2004
- 0confirmed 0deaths
Context on the disease itself: complete guide to Ebola virus disease. For all ebola outbreaks worldwide, see the full outbreaks archive.
