Rwandan officials have reported significant progress in combating the Marburg virus outbreak, which has resulted in 15 confirmed fatalities and a total of 65 infections. The outbreak, traced back to cave-dwelling fruit bats, has prompted health authorities to emphasize the importance of vigilance among the population. With additional vaccine doses being delivered—more than 1,000 from Sabin—the country is ramping up its response efforts. However, health workers remain at high risk, with reports of additional cases among them. While some restrictions are easing, as school visits resume, concerns persist as co-infections with Mpox and measles rise. Authorities affirm the need for continued vigilance as the situation evolves.