In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), winning the race against Ebola depends first and foremost on earning the community's trust, humanitarians said on Tuesday, according to United Nations News. Speaking to reporters in Geneva, Tarik Jašarević, spokesperson for the World Health Organization (WHO), confirmed that considerable progress has been made on testing capacities since the outbreak was declared on 15 May. Testing for the Bundibugyo virus responsible for the outbreak is now available in six locations across the country. These include Bunia and Mongbwalu in Ituri Province, Bukavu and Lwiro in South Kivu, Goma in North Kivu, and the capital Kinshasa. Yet officials warn that gaps in detection and deep-rooted community mistrust continue to threaten containment efforts.