CLEAN : Ebola: cremation makes act of rememberance harder

The transcript discusses the emotional impact of the Ebola outbreak on Liberians, particularly those who lost loved ones. It highlights the challenges faced by orphans left behind and the difficulty of remembering those who died without proper graves. The significance of Operation Day is also mentioned, along with personal reflections on the damage caused by Ebola.

What is a significant challenge faced by families who lost loved ones to Ebola?

• Accessing medical care

• Finding graves to pay respects

• Finding new jobs

• Rebuilding homes

Why is it difficult for families to pay respects to their loved ones who died from Ebola?

• The graves are in remote locations

• There are no graves for many victims

• The government restricts access

• The graves are unmarked

How does the loss of family members to Ebola affect young people in Liberia?

• They struggle with continuing their education

• They receive government support

• They have to move to a new country

• They are unaffected

What emotional struggle is highlighted for young people affected by Ebola?

• Dealing with health issues

• Coping with the loss of parental support

• Learning a new language

• Finding new friends

What is the focus of the third section of the video?

• The spread of Ebola in other countries

• The need for remembrance and understanding

• The economic impact of Ebola

• The role of international aid