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LOVS for BDBV-2026

For responders and analysts deciding where the Bundibugyo virus response needs support next: a daily brief and map, built from official data.

The LOVS spatial map on a pale grey basemap, framed on north-eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo where Ituri, Nord-Kivu and Haut-Uele meet the Uganda border. Health zones with confirmed cases are shaded red, deeper where incidence is higher, each with a circle sized by its cases, and the larger zones are named on small red labels. The densest cluster runs along the border from Lake Edward north past Lake Albert, with shaded zones reaching west to Kisangani and Buta, a case marker at Goma to the south, and Uganda to the east.

LOVS spatial map ·

BDBV spatial overlay: Arcede LOVS · Health zones: GRID3 COD Health Zones v8.0 (CC BY 4.0; CIESIN/Columbia, DRC Ministere de la Sante, GRID3). Marker positions: WorldPop Global 2 R2025A 2026 (CC BY 4.0). Uganda districts: geoBoundaries (public domain) · OpenFreeMap © OpenMapTiles Data from OpenStreetMap

The brief and map

Know where the outbreak stands, health zone by health zone.

Each brief is a plain account of where the response stands, drawn from the latest official INSP and WHO data, with its sources beside it. The map shows where the response most needs support.

Case study on Apolitical, August 2026. Article in Scrolla.Africa, June 2026.