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   citing WHO, Situation assessment - 19 August 2014
Guinea
The outbreak in Guinea, where the virus made its first appearance in west Africa last December, is less alarming than in Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Public awareness of the facts about Ebola is higher there than in the other affected countries. Innovative solutions are being found. For example, respected community leaders have been used to secure the cooperation of 26 villages that were highly resistant to outside help.
The opening of these villages has resulted in a surge of reported cases. These are cases that were previously concealed; their reporting should not be interpreted as a sudden upsurge in Guinea’s outbreak.
WHO, i love you.... politics beyond humanity, i hope 2014 will not be registered as the Guinean Ebola Pandemic, because you are starting to work together obviously to good

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atheris Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Guest Group	Post Options Post Reply Quote atheris Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: guinea we love you Posted: August 20 2014 at 10:18am
	citing WHO, Situation assessment - 19 August 2014 Guinea The outbreak in Guinea, where the virus made its first appearance in west Africa last December, is less alarming than in Liberia and Sierra Leone. Public awareness of the facts about Ebola is higher there than in the other affected countries. Innovative solutions are being found. For example, respected community leaders have been used to secure the cooperation of 26 villages that were highly resistant to outside help. The opening of these villages has resulted in a surge of reported cases. These are cases that were previously concealed; their reporting should not be interpreted as a sudden upsurge in Guinea’s outbreak. WHO, i love you.... politics beyond humanity, i hope 2014 will not be registered as the Guinean Ebola Pandemic, because you are starting to work together obviously to good

Albert Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Admin Joined: April 24 2006 Status: Offline Points: 47746	Post Options Post Reply Quote Albert Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: August 20 2014 at 11:00am
	Well of course guinea has been concealing cases. We've all been talking about it for awhile now. So yes - we will see a surge I'm Guinea cases - and a big one. The WHO is simply playcating them and preparing people for a surge and back lashing. As long as the WHO has convinced them to report cases -
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