CLEAN : Fight against Ebola to take estimated six to nine months: WHO

The video discusses the uncertainty surrounding the duration of the Ebola outbreak, estimating it to last between six to nine months. It emphasizes the need for planning and response strategies, highlighting efforts to scale up support from the UN to manage the situation effectively.

What is the estimated duration for planning the Ebola outbreak response?

• Nine to twelve months

• Three to six months

• Six to nine months

• Twelve to fifteen months

Why is it important to have a timeframe for planning the Ebola outbreak response?

• To predict future outbreaks

• To ensure immediate eradication

• To avoid public panic

• To allow for resource allocation

What is one of the main challenges in reducing Ebola cases?

• Insufficient funding

• The nature of the infection

• Slow response time

• Lack of vaccines

What is the UN's role in the Ebola outbreak response?

• Conducting research

• Providing medical staff

• Scaling up support

• Developing vaccines

When are the new plans for addressing the Ebola outbreak expected to be implemented?

• In six months

• Within the next few days

• In a month

• By the end of the year