CLEAN : Liberian check point screen possible Ebola victims

The video discusses the impact of Ebola on movement restrictions, emphasizing the need for alternative measures to control the outbreak without hindering people's daily activities. It explains the process of temperature screening for passengers and pedestrians, detailing the government's actions and the criteria for further screening based on temperature readings. The video highlights the importance of maintaining normal temperature ranges to receive clearance for movement.

What is the main concern regarding movement restrictions during the Ebola outbreak?

• It causes traffic congestion.

• It denies people their daily livelihood.

• It prevents people from accessing healthcare.

• It stops people from going to work.

What measure has the government implemented to monitor Ebola spread?

• Distribution of free masks.

• Mandatory quarantine for all travelers.

• Temperature checks for passengers and pedestrians.

• Closure of all public places.

What happens if a person's temperature exceeds 37.5 degrees Celsius?

• They are allowed to proceed.

• They are given medication.

• They are placed on the other side for further screening.

• They are sent home.

What is the normal temperature range for clearance?

• Above 37.5 degrees Celsius.

• Below 35 degrees Celsius.

• Between 35 and 37.5 degrees Celsius.

• Exactly 37 degrees Celsius.

What is the purpose of taking temperatures according to the government action?

• To identify individuals with abnormal temperatures for further screening.

• To monitor the number of people in public places.

• To check if people have valid travel documents.

• To ensure everyone is wearing a mask.