Ebola victims dying in remote areas due to inadequate treatment

The transcript highlights the dire situation in Kono, Sierra Leone, during the Ebola outbreak. Hospitals are understaffed and ill-equipped, leading to fear among patients and medical staff. Aminata, a young woman in labor, faces life-threatening risks due to lack of proper medical care. Aid arrives too late for many, and the community feels neglected by the government. Panzarotti's story illustrates the fear and stigma surrounding Ebola, as she struggles to get tested and treated. The community calls for more resources and support to combat the virus effectively.

What is the main reason patients avoid the District Hospital in Kono?

• Poor hospital facilities

• Fear of contracting Ebola

• Lack of medical staff

• High treatment costs

Who initially steps in to help Aminata during her labor?

• A doctor

• The hospital cleaner

• A nurse

• A family member

What protective gear is offered to the hospital staff and helpers?

• Medical boots

• Hand sanitizers

• Safety clothing

• Face masks

What is the role of the British military in the Kono District?

• Training local doctors

• Providing security

• Delivering medical supplies

• Building new hospitals

Why is the community unhappy with the government's response?

• Poor communication

• Inadequate housing

• Delayed medical aid

• Lack of food supplies

What was the result of Panzerotti's initial Ebola test?

• Positive

• Negative

• Inconclusive

• Not conducted

What is the community's main concern after the Ebola recovery team leaves?

• Lack of food

• Increased vulnerability to Ebola

• Loss of jobs

• Water scarcity