VOICED : Journalists face invisible threat of Ebola

Journalists covering the Ebola epidemic face risks and psychological challenges. Florian Plowshare and Elise Manon share their experiences in Sierra Leone and Liberia, highlighting the fear and acceptance they encountered upon returning. RFI continues its coverage despite journalists' fears, while France 24 implements quarantine measures. The fear of Ebola is spreading faster than the disease, emphasizing the need for factual reporting.

What precautionary measure is emphasized for journalists like Florian Plowshare after returning from Ebola-affected regions?

• Avoiding all social interactions

• Listening to their body and respecting others' fears

• Taking medication immediately

• Staying in complete isolation

How did Elise Manon's colleagues react upon her return from Liberia?

• They demanded she be quarantined

• They were relaxed and continued to work with her

• They refused to work with her

• They avoided her completely

What is a significant challenge faced by journalists reporting on the Ebola epidemic?

• Lack of access to affected regions

• Fear of the invisible nature of the virus

• Inadequate medical facilities

• Limited support from news organizations

What measure does France 24 take for journalists returning from Ebola-affected areas?

• Mandatory quarantine

• Immediate dismissal

• Public recognition

• Increased salary

According to the transcript, what spreads faster than the Ebola disease itself?

• The virus

• The news coverage

• The fear of Ebola

• The medical response