A new outbreak of Ebola has been confirmed in a remote province of the Democratic Republic of Congo, with health officials reporting at least 65 deaths. The outbreak, which has already raised alarms about potential cross-border spread to neighboring Uganda, has sickened hundreds and is linked to a strain of the virus that has no existing vaccine or treatment. The Africa CDC is mobilizing emergency action, and the World Health Organization is scaling up support to assist local officials in containing the outbreak. The situation remains dire as health officials warn of a rising death toll and the necessity for urgent regional coordination.