A building under construction in Uganda collapsed, killing at least three people. The incident occurred in Bwerenga, Katabi Town Council, Wakiso District, on October 26, 2026. The structure was part of the Holy City Church. Preliminary investigations suggest the collapse was due to construction errors.
Uganda’s health minister announced stricter measures to combat the Ebola outbreak. The virus, which began in the Democratic Republic of Congo in May, has spread rapidly across Africa. Uganda now requires a 21-day quarantine for travelers arriving from the DRC. This follows Nigeria’s confirmation of its first Ebola case, linked to a woman who returned from Uganda.
The Ebola outbreak has caused nearly 10,000 confirmed cases in Africa. Health workers are implementing enhanced screening at border crossings. Travelers entering Uganda from the DRC must undergo a 21-day quarantine. This measure aims to prevent the virus from spreading further.
Uganda has been monitoring the situation closely. The country has not reported any confirmed cases of Ebola. The new quarantine rules apply to all individuals arriving from the DRC. The government is working with health organizations to manage the crisis.
The outbreak has raised concerns across the region. Health officials are urging travelers to follow safety protocols. The situation remains under review as authorities continue to assess the risk. The measures are part of broader efforts to control the spread of the virus.
