VOICED : Grave diggers risk their lives to bury Ebola victims

The video discusses the critical role of impromptu burial teams in managing the Ebola crisis in Sierra Leone. These teams perform essential public services by safely burying Ebola victims to prevent further spread of the virus. Despite using protective gear, they face significant risks and challenges, including unpaid salaries and insufficient resources. The video highlights the ongoing struggles within the healthcare system and the broader community impact, emphasizing the urgent need for support as the Ebola outbreak continues to affect West Africa.

What is the primary role of the impromptu undertakers mentioned in the video?

• To provide medical treatment to Ebola patients

• To seek out and bury the bodies of Ebola victims

• To educate the public about Ebola prevention

• To distribute food and medicine to affected areas

What protective gear do the undertakers use while performing their duties?

• Hazmat suits and helmets

• Personal protective equipment, gloves, and boots

• Aprons and goggles

• Face masks and gloves

What issue did the body collectors recently protest about?

• Unpaid salaries

• Overwork and long hours

• Insufficient training

• Lack of protective equipment

What is a significant challenge faced by rural clinics during the Ebola outbreak?

• Lack of electricity

• Shortage of doctors and medical supplies

• Poor communication networks

• Inadequate transportation facilities

What is the current status of the Ebola outbreak in Sierra Leone as described in the video?

• The outbreak is limited to urban areas

• The outbreak is worsening with many infected

• The outbreak has been eradicated

• The outbreak is under control