People of West African countries are day by day, each hour must live in pain, anxiety and insecurity when the Ebola epidemic rises, causing the number of deaths to increase.
The World Health Organization (WHO) announced on August 19 that the number of deaths from Ebola in Guinea, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria was 1,229, with 84 new deaths reported from 14-16. /8.International medical experts said that the actual situation is much worse than the official number.
Specifically, Liberia has the largest number of deaths with 54 people.Meanwhile, 17 people died in Sierra Leone and 14 in Guinea.The Liberian government has imposed a curfew between 21:00 (GMT) and 6 am in an effort to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus.
In front of an uncontrollable pandemic, many women only pray for the Ebola pandemic to quickly end.
Ms. Umu Fambulle was shocked when she saw her husband collapsed and lost consciousness on the floor in Monrovia, Liberia on August 15 last.
The 33-year-old girl died two days after receiving a positive test for Ebola.Most stories about patients infected with Ebola virus end with the painful images as above.
People live in "great mourning" when day after day, the number of people dying from Ebola virus infection is increasing.
Finda's sister sat down beside her sister's grave.She felt hopeless and frustrated when she did not know what to do more about the pitiful death of her sister and family members.
Tears, screams of pain when relatives were taken to cremation.
Messi Boa sat sadly at the door of the village in Njala Ngiema, Sierra Leone after her parents died of Ebola infection. There are still many people staying here but the village is now frozen. In the dark houses, the victim's personal belongings such as rare clothes, slippers, radio stations were in place because no one would touch them many days later. Since the "Ebola storm" swept through Njala Ngiema and carried the village, covering this place was a gloomy color. Survivors also want to leave the village to "escape" from the Ebola epidemic.
Saah Exco, 10, is living in an alley behind the West Point slum in Monrovia, Liberia.On August 19, the boy was refused treatment for fear of a deadly virus.
Saah was stripped naked, sitting on a bucket and fighting the fever.
Ibrahim Fambulle's health was devastated by the Ebola virus, making him sick and tired.Ibrahim Fambulle was treated in a classroom requisitioned as a isolation ward in Monrovia, Liberia.The roommate with Fambulle died but the doctor had not yet taken him to the burial place.
People spray disinfectants on the body and all household items.Because facilities in West African countries, including Liberia, are too shabby, many patients have no chance of being taken to hospitals.
A boy takes care of suspected Ebola in their own home.The poor and backward situation has made many obstacles to prevent the worst Ebola pandemic in human history.
Children gather in another classroom used as a home for patients with deadly viruses.
The image of a man who was left unattended for 5 hours on the street due to suspected Ebola virus caused many people around the world to grieve.Five hours later, two members of the new Ebola epidemic prevention team arrived and took the man to the local health center.
Guinea police guard 1 body of the victim infected with Ebola virus for many hours.Due to fear of infection, police and people around the area did not dare to touch the victim.
The body of the victim was left on the street, not handled or buried.
