Over one million affected by Ebola crisis, WHO warns

Will seriously need to think about isolating my family soon. This is looking a little carazy.

Do you have a link to where WHO actually said that? I believe it will happen...just haven't seen them say it.

This still isn't bigger than the Rolling Stones in Rio de Janeiro. One-and-a-half-million people showed up to that.

Ive just got the times article sorry. I think the cat is out of the bag so to speak, and too little has been done too late.

Ebola crisis vastly underestimated, says WHO

[link to www.bbc.co.uk]

"WHO is co-ordinating a massive scaling up of the international response."

hmm

It's way worse than they are saying.

And sealing off those countries will not stop it now, although that would be a very good start.

[link to www.relfe.com]

Soon they will not be able to cope the numbers are truly frightening.

Please post updates for everyone thanks.

I was reading on this page and feel, well im not sure how i feel about this. The cum dumpster thinks we are crude?

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[link to www.relfe.com]

That's the point. In modern war armies seem all to be humanitarian aid, er, no NGOs.

Nailed THAT part, though...

MSM is running away with this one. Posted everywhere now. This is the first turn. At what point do they say air travel IS a concern due to easy infection whether they call it airborne or not.

That will be turn two. Turn three and four will be interesting.

Read the first sentence again. It says 1 million have been AFFECTED…not INFECTED!
Big difference!

According to the latest WHO update, 128 new cases of Ebola virus disease, as well as 56 deaths, were reported from Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria, and Sierra Leone between August 10 and 11, bringing the total number of cases to 1,975 and deaths to 1,069.

[link to timesofindia.indiatimes.com]

This is at the bottom of the same article.

Not one million; 1,975