New cases have emerged in border regions of South Ubangi and Haut-Uele as health workers struggle to contain the spread, according to Al Jazeera.
Hospital says operations will be limited to critical emergency cases starting Sunday after WHO notified it that fuel supplies would stop.
The World Health Organization said the epidemic shows progress but remains active, with over 7,000 cases reported across seven provinces.
Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says the Democratic Republic of the Congo faces a growing Ebola threat in North Kivu even as other regions show progress.
Mohammed Zaqout, director of hospitals at Gaza’s Health Ministry, said the World Health Organization’s planned suspension of fuel supplies would harm patient care in the coming days.