WHO warns the god of death Ebola will return, causing terror to humanity

In just a few weeks, the Ebola epidemic that once caused terror to the world could re-emerge due to the current disease-prone conditions.

According to the Daily Stars, the World Health Organization (WHO) has warned that Ebola can turn around and the 'perfect storm' - the idea of ​​ideal dispersal conditions - is " helping" this virus. growing on a large scale.

Conflicts, weak people's resistance, spread of high disease, . are the factors that make Ebola outbreaks in a few weeks or months.(Photo: Getty).

'We are extremely concerned that some factors may work together within a few weeks, months to create a perfect storm , ' said Dr. Peter Salama - WHO head of the agency in a warning. press conference on Ebola epidemic in Congo.

It is known that Ebola virus is transmitted through body fluids. Ebola victims often show signs of not being able to stop bleeding, vomiting blood, muscle pain, headache, decreased urine output. It is a highly infectious and extremely deadly virus that once caused chaos in West Africa during 2013-2016, killing more than 11,000 people and has nearly 30,000 infections.

In Congo, since 1976, there have been 10 outbreaks of Ebola. According to the Congo Health Minister, despite the completely free treatment, the authorities have recorded 55 deaths just this year. According to the Daily Stars, many people who refuse vaccination are the main cause of this alarming situation.

Ebola is a deadly virus that brings painful symptoms to victims.(Photo: Getty).

In addition, scientists have argued that people who trade, consume bat meat - a host of Ebola transmission - are also factors that make the virus spread faster on a large scale. In addition, many parts of the Congo have been isolated, making international aid workers inaccessible to help quell the epidemic.

Therefore, according to Dr. Salama, the situation and the current violence in the Congo, the weak resistance of the people will resonate, contributing to the creation of a "perfect storm" to outbreak. Ebola on a very large scale.