DR Congo Airport Reopens in Ebola-Affected Region as Suspected Cases Decline

The Democratic Republic of Congo has reopened an airport in a region previously hit by Ebola. Local authorities cite a drop in suspected Ebola cases as the trigger for the reopening. The airport had been closed to limit disease spread and protect travelers. Reopening restores a critical transport link for residents and aid workers. It signals a tentative improvement in the public‑health situation. Officials hope the move will support economic activity and humanitarian access. Travelers are advised to follow any remaining health protocols. Monitoring will continue to ensure the outbreak remains contained.