France, Nov. 12 -- The current outbreak of Ebola was first detected in the DRC's conflict-plagued Ituri province in mid-May.

It has since killed more than 5,300 people out of more than 11,000 confirmed cases.

Medical charity MSF warned Thursday that the outbreak, the country's worst, "remains out of control".

It urged more "transparency and accountability" from the Congolese state over the "persistant" gap between resources and action.

"A troubling disconnect between the considerable resources mobilised for the response and what is actually reaching patients, frontline workers, and communities continues," MSF said in a statement. Ambulances without fuel

Despite the hundreds of millions of dollars spent by the international community,...