Adjustment to case count - 13,567 / 4951

Greetings, just a heads up that the total case count has been adjusted per WHO:

http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/137424/1/roadmapsitrep_31Oct2014_eng.pdf?ua=1

There is some odd ball stuff going on with the numbers.

If there are 13,500 known cases and 5,000 known deaths but the CFR for now is assigned the number of 70%, does that mean since 8,500 are infected but alive over the 5,000 dead, that this slow moving train wreck is building up speed rapidly? You would think that with 13,500 total cases there would be over ten thousand dead already at a 70% CFR but those numbers to me can only mean that the cases are far outnumbering the deaths at this point because the infections are growing much faster now than the average lifespan an infected person has. Kind of like if tomorrow they were to announce 100,000 new cases overnight, the deàths would still be 5,000 until a few days, weeks later?

Albert,does any one believe these numbers?Johnray1

me neither

Probably hard to keep track of the numbers.  People are probably scared that get Ebola and their families are scared too.  They probably trust the government as little as some of us in this country.