Outbreaks

3 outbreaks with WHO updates in the last 90 days, across 4 countries — the largest by reported deaths is Ebola (4,687 deaths per WHO, as of 20 October 2026). Case figures are WHO's own, from each outbreak's latest Disease Outbreak News; attention is measured news coverage, never infection risk.

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Countries with active outbreaks — red: WHO reports deaths; blue: no deaths in WHO's latest figures. Country-level only: a fill marks the reporting country, not where within it.

Active

No recent WHO updates

Last Disease Outbreak News item older than 90 days. Absence of updates is not an end declaration — WHO announces outbreak ends separately, and quiet can simply mean quiet reporting.

EbolaDemocratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda2,124 cases · 828 deaths (final WHO figures)Jul 17, 2026
Hantavirusregion13 cases (final WHO figures)Jul 2, 2026
Nipah virusIndia—Jun 25, 2026
Yellow feverglobal—Jun 24, 2026
MeaslesBangladesh—Apr 23, 2026
Avian influenzaItaly—Apr 10, 2026
International food safety event: Infant formula and products containing arachidoregion—Mar 13, 2026
Mpoxregion—Feb 14, 2026
Nipah virusBangladesh—Feb 6, 2026
Marburg virus diseaseEthiopia19 cases (final WHO figures)Jan 26, 2026
MERSglobal19 cases (final WHO figures)Dec 24, 2025
Influenzaregion—Dec 10, 2025
Avian influenzaUnited States—Dec 5, 2025
Diphtheriaregion—Nov 21, 2025
Rift Valley feverMauritania, Senegal404 cases · 42 deaths (final WHO figures)Nov 5, 2025
Chikungunyaunspecified228,591 cases (final WHO figures)Oct 3, 2025
Choleraregion—Aug 29, 2025
PolioIsrael—Aug 20, 2025
RabiesTimor-Leste—Jul 24, 2025
Avian influenzaCambodia27 cases (final WHO figures)Jul 5, 2025

Travel health notices

Issued by the US CDC for US travellers (public domain) — one country's assessment, shown with its jurisdiction, not universal guidance. Level 1 = usual precautions, 4 = avoid all travel.

Outbreak events and case figures indexed from the WHO Disease Outbreak News (facts and links; read each assessment at WHO). DON covers internationally significant events and is explicitly not exhaustive — a disease absent here is not absent from the world. News attention from GDELT thematic tagging, aggregated by Geotone (CC BY 4.0). Base map: Natural Earth (public domain). Updated daily.