Firestone Liberia’s Battle Against Ebola Dr. David Mongele (R) looks at a stage. (Photo: William Geist, file) Story Highlights Ebola attacks on Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria sharply increased in September More than 37,000 had been killed Malnourished half of the populace LONDON — Victims of Friday’s deadly Ebola outbreak went on strike in some West African capitals as politicians joined the epidemic fighters for their first official day in the U.S. Meanwhile in Senegal, Ebola and a dozen other deaths were reported early on Tuesday as leaders from other countries worked closely together in an intensively-organised United Nations outbreak. But the deadly disease is making the most impact in the east of the country, especially neighboring Guinea, and international efforts are failing to prevent the spread amid raging famines and epidemic symptoms. Western experts say there is some doubt that the epidemic is spreading rapidly enough to wipe out more than 2 million people across Africa alone, where it has already killed more than 7 million.

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Both Guinea and central Africa already have large and declining numbers of infected people. In August, two of the largest U.S. humanitarian agencies shut down or threatened to shut down in the U.S. and 10 other African nations during a failed attempt to help President Thomas Eric Duncan. Even more worrying is those who are not being tested for Ebola that could be spread after the virus has struck – people who, through traditional, temporary ways, have started to perform routine medical procedures and come home with just a few symptoms.

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WHO warns that “severely pregnant women, working in restaurants, pregnant women carrying newborns, pregnant women who have been affected by contagious viral diseases, pregnant women who have had their babies in countries with endemic infectious diseases, and school personnel and in hospitals or clinics” likely could make it more difficult to prepare for the impact of this deadly virus. JUST WATCHED Man killed at South African hospital Replay More Videos… MUST WATCH Man killed at South African hospital 02:41 “Women close to risk of being infected with Ebola can expect to have death certificates almost as early as six months of age. One in five in Liberia has one.” Nigeria had the highest mortality rate because of poor sanitation and malnutrition and about 38 per cent needed to be evaluated for Ebola medicine at home, according to a WHO report on the disease.

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The virus has been linked to an estimated 20 million deaths across the four seasons, including 20 million who have died of diarrhea during the period from the virus. It is only one of 12 human diseases. Before it hit Liberia I developed a fever and had diarrhea, and it was so bad that I had to be hospitalized when I was seven months old. I looked around me, and things just weren’t up and not quite keeping up. There has been considerable travel from these lands to the West for four weeks after June 11. JUST WATCHED Man critically ill Replay More Videos..

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WHO spokesman Lucy Coyle said the agency is already recruiting new and experienced doctors to help fight those who might have tested positive for Ebola. Speaking to reporters outside Liberia’s main airport Monday, Dr. Marjory Laxane, a medical director at Guinean Children’s Hospital, said there was no real risk that the virus would spread, although he didn’t believe it was likely to spread across the virus. He said he expected the epidemic to work the way it normally does. “None of us in this body, including all the mothersFirestone Liberia’s Battle Against Ebola virus a guest May 12th, 2017 186 Never a guest186Never Not a member of Pastebin yet? Sign Up, it unlocks many cool features! rawdownloadcloneembedreportprint text 1.67 KB “Dirty Thug Steve” “Why the fuck are you doing that?” “Why is anybody gonna pay you for what you do?” “Please, shut the fuck up. I told you something.

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I told you I have to come here and show you exactly what happened. Sorry to bother, but trust me, this is gonna be very hard work for you.” “Fuckin’ drugs. Are you gonna try it out?” “Whaatcha know? I bet any of you want to hit me early to keep me hydrated for the night out here running around?” “I ain’t even in New Jersey.” “She’s late.” “No, just kidding. I’ve got 8 o’clock here.

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” “Fuckin’ meth. Go down. Show someone a drug store, tell them you get it, they can get it.” “Lol. So, it’s meth that you tell about, and not my mother and Tiaho, who I am?” “I kinda like telling that to family, though. Ya know I too got it from M.J.

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[loud chuckles]. Cause she was to come over. She’s pretty funny.” “Dirty Thug Steve?” “No. He’s an old school thug. Like, you know his grandma used to come over when she was young, and she was always impressed if you’d show her a good time, like with her hair I just got it. Very fine, and pretty big.

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” “I’m pretty much keeping his house up here just fine, so he doesn’t really want to go very far out there playing drug for me at all. So, if you wanna hang out down here, just wait until he’s on his way out, kinda like a group home in a quiet city, just say hello and he’s gonna say hi. He’s got a business boy the fuck all the time, he gets his fat ass kicked out. Everytime he’s sober up, he yells to them, ‘Look, the company makes little brother. Whap, whap, whap, whap.’ He’s like a weed that goes down your kid’s back with a hammer. So give him a hard time, you fuckin’ soul, the little rat he’s bumpin’ right in.

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Like, we’ll give him a hard fucking time. He knows we’re all beat that ass. We knock each other’s ass off. We get real fuckin’ tight sometimes. Like, all day for three dollars. I got this nigga busted for going a two way street once with a gun. Like, yeah, I got it.

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You really got to make him come over because he has a lot of the same shit he did with my mom and Tiaho. But he also gets home early for the night, and he’s still shit. I ain’t making sense of it. Boy, did you see when kids of mine called someone a fuckhead that’s just nothin’ their dad who won’t give them my money. Like, when your girlfriend is all by yourself, nigga. Like the way she said it, ‘You wanna show her some shit? Set your pants down and do dope with her.’ I know I’m supposed to come over for some shit, but people of my club just get so excited that they can’t get enough of it.

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We used to give them drinks beforehand. Like, I was drinking coffee and shit like that. That shit, me being dope and like other boys just never give it a shit, all right? Got some goob and somethin’ that ain’t time for that shit. Just like, that fucked it up there, man.’ You gotta remember all over this city that we ain’t gonna be gon’ make sure an on the drug shop no longer had its fuckin’ heroin, and just because some girl is a free drug does not make the police nothin’ be fuckin’ for her business. ‘Cause we ain’t gonna go around here trying to make her money and we ain’t gonna fuckin’ move her shit till we get in a fuckin’ shit with the cops. But we gotta be kind of like fuckin’ concerned with you guys okay.

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Not take all my money orFirestone Liberia’s Battle Against Ebola – BBC World correspondent Jessica Coler (PA) The virus is transmitted through a person’s saliva or urine and normally only comes into contact with unprotected people. But people carrying the disease in Sierra Leone or Liberia have probably never thought about this. Since the World Health Organisation created the incubation period for Ebola in 1976, three times more people in the world have died from it than from similar infections in West Africa. Because three times as many sick men and women as normal go to the hospital in one place every year, there should not be any reason to suspect the idea that it will eventually spread to other places. Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption Tony “Buck” Buck gives his view of the outbreak “It would be very likely to go through both the normal incubation period and end up in third country somewhere sometime.” Lance Hunt is not dismissive. “If it would become possible as a result that some people there might eventually get infected so that the risk level of getting the virus again was reduced, there would be serious consequences to people all over this country and we would start to call upon other countries.

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But it is not that we think it is good policy or good news what happened there, it is kind of like another reason why we don’t see the start of epidemics around the world.” Image copyright AFP Image caption Ebola often begins in low- to medium-income areas of Africa and spread to other regions rapidly He likes the idea of bringing down the risk of the virus becoming endemic, particularly in poor areas and cities. He doesn’t view “a bad idea so far as to make a pretty good impression” on the rest of the world, but the international community need to get by and see that he is correct. So far, he gave the long-term outbreak on his second visit there, which sent dozens of people to a hospital in London. He said that Ebola was carried to Western nations by the same people who carried it there. Media playback is unsupported on your device Media caption More than 10,000 people have died in West Africa so far Image copyright AFP Image caption Africa uses 12,000-risk areas for managing Ebola in Liberia He said that as a result he “would likely get inoculated pretty quickly and it would take about three weeks to stop the spread”. He said there is hope as the recent epidemic in Guinea spread relatively easily to those infected.

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The Guinea disease is caused by an 18th Century antiseptic fungus at the end of the original continent’s archipelago called Barbados. Last year more than 500,000 people were infected and several million died. However, it is widely believed that the original continent of Africa, now believed to have Ebola, is still in fairly bad shape. Image copyright AFP Image caption All nine countries involved in African health workers’ Ebola missions can now be considered safe as they are on standby It may also be cause for concern in Guinea, where authorities are busy clearing surrounding villages.

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