The World Health Organization is responding to an Ebola outbreak in Uganda. Six people in contact with a patient have become ill, but it's not confirmed if they have Ebola. The WHO is funding response efforts due to a U.S. aid freeze. Vaccination efforts using an experimental vaccine could start soon. This outbreak involves a different virus species than previous outbreaks in Uganda. The patient, a nurse, visited multiple hospitals before being diagnosed with Ebola. Healthcare workers who were in contact with him are being monitored. The WHO is setting up treatment centers in Kampala and Mbale City. The Ugandan government is being transparent and asking for support, not travel bans. Overall, the situation is serious, but experts are working hard to contain the outbreak and protect people's health. It is important to follow guidelines provided by health officials to stay safe and prevent the spread of infectious diseases. Let's stay informed and support those working to keep us healthy.