VOICED : Alarma mundial por la fiebre del Ebola

Air France reported that some crew members refused to fly to Ebola-affected countries like Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Nigeria. Despite this, the airline maintained its flights to these destinations. Air France does not force its crew to fly to high-risk areas, which are classified by their Hygiene, Safety, and Working Conditions Committee. The fear of Ebola also spread to Asia, where some countries began screening passengers from West Africa. Two Nigerians were tested in Vietnam, and a person from Guinea was examined in Myanmar.

What was the response of some Air France crew members to flying to Ebola-affected countries?

• They demanded higher pay for these flights.

• They refused to fly to these destinations.

• They eagerly volunteered for the flights.

• They requested additional training.

Which cities were classified as high-risk by Air France's committee?

• Cairo, Nairobi, and Johannesburg

• Tokyo, Beijing, and Seoul

• Conakry, Freetown, and Lagos

• Paris, London, and New York

What was Air France's policy regarding crew flying to high-risk destinations?

• They were given a choice not to fly to these destinations.

• They were forced to fly regardless of the risk.

• They were required to undergo special training.

• They were offered bonuses to fly to these destinations.

How did some Asian countries respond to the Ebola outbreak?

• They sent medical teams to West Africa.

• They ignored the outbreak completely.

• They stopped passengers from West Africa.

• They increased trade with West Africa.

Where were two Nigerians being tested for Ebola?

• In a hospital in Nigeria

• In a hospital in Vietnam

• In a hospital in France

• In a hospital in the United States