WHO expects ‘many thousands of new cases’ of Ebola within three weeks
by: L.J. Devon
NaturalNews.com
Friday, September 12, 2014
The World Health Organization is sending a dire warning out to the world. There have been nearly 2,300 confirmed deaths from the Ebola pandemic. In Liberia, people are being instructed to shelter in place, with martial law locking down entire villages. Food shortages and strikes have ravaged the region. Since last December, nearly 80 health workers have been killed by the virus. Ebola is spreading so fast in Liberia that the WHO is now warning the United Nations that there will be many thousands of new cases coming over the next three weeks.
At the beginning of September, WHO stated publicly, “Transmission of the Ebola virus in Liberia is already intense and the number of new cases is increasing exponentially.”
WHO projects that the “number of new cases is moving far faster than the capacity to manage them in Ebola-specific treatment centres.”
They reiterated, “Many thousands of new cases are expected in Liberia over the coming three weeks.”
WHO is basically saying that the viral pandemic could double or triple in scope throughout September. WHO is urging humanity to prepare and is calling on aiding nations to ramp up their efforts to stop Ebola. WHO has stated that the affected regions need three to four times the current aid to combat Ebola, citing shortages of something as basic as emergency beds. WHO remarked that conventional Ebola control measures “are not having an adequate impact,” reporting that “a hot source of potential virus transmission” is something as simple as motorbikes and taxis in West Africa.
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