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The video discusses the burial process for Ebola victims, highlighting the lack of traditional ceremonies and the need for safety measures. It explores community reactions, including fear and resistance to change, and the World Health Organization's classification of the situation as a global emergency. The video also addresses cultural challenges in handling the bodies and the efforts to change burial practices to prevent the spread of Ebola. Despite these efforts, persuading communities to adopt new practices remains difficult.

What measures are being taken to prevent the spread of Ebola during burials?

Why is it difficult to persuade people to say goodbye in the manner described?