NHS volunteers travel to Sierra Leone to fight ebola

The video covers the journey of NHS volunteers to Ebola-stricken Sierra Leone, highlighting their training, the risks involved, and the UK's support efforts. Volunteers undergo rigorous training to ensure safety and effectiveness in combating the Ebola outbreak. The UK has committed significant resources, including military and healthcare personnel, to support the response. The video emphasizes the ongoing efforts and future plans to stop the spread of Ebola.

What is the primary motivation for the NHS volunteers traveling to Sierra Leone?

• To conduct research on tropical diseases

• To explore new cultures

• To help combat the Ebola virus

• To gain international work experience

What type of training did the volunteers undergo to ensure their safety?

• Training on local customs

• Language and cultural training

• Intense training on personal protective gear

• Basic first aid training

What is the confidence level of the public health practitioner from Sierra Leone regarding staying infection-free?

• Very low

• Moderate

• Very high

• Uncertain

How many treatment centers does the UK plan to build in Sierra Leone?

• Ten

• Seven

• Five

• Three

What is the total financial commitment made by Britain to the Ebola response?

• £300 million

• £230 million

• £100 million

• £150 million