Health officials have raised alarm over the growing number of suspected Ebola cases reported in parts of Central Africa.
While hundreds of infections have already been identified, experts believe the true number could be far greater than current reports indicate.
Medical specialists say limited healthcare services, poor testing capacity, and unreported cases in remote communities are making it difficult to track the full scale of the outbreak.
Authorities and aid organizations are increasing efforts to contain the spread and provide emergency support to affected areas.
