EBOLA DISEASE AS OF TODAY HAS NO CURE HERE ARE SOME FEW TIPS THAT CAN HELP PROTECT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FROM THE DEADLY VIRUS

1. Avoid bush meat or any meat you are not sure of its source.
2. Wash your hands frequently with detergent or soap using clean water.
3. Avoid trips to Ebola endemic countries (DRC ,UGANDA , CONGO, GABON SUDAN etc)
4. Get a hand sanitizer for people to use in your office and educate them on the importance of sanitizers, Get one for your kids to use in school frequently and if possible for their class.
5. Avoid buying Food stuffs, Clothing or other personal materials from Markets/Shops that share the same vicinity with live or roasted bush meat, dealer’s or sellers
6. Be careful with hands when using railings on the stairs, door knobs and other utilities used by the public.
7. Gloves and other appropriate protective clothing should be worn when handling sick animals or their tissues
8. Watch out for people with flu-like symptoms and sudden fever
9. Avoid Pig farms, Pig farms in Africa play a role in the amplification of infection because of the presence of fruit bats on these farms.
10. Avoid bat meats and bat products

FOR HEALTH WORKERS
WHO states as follows,
Standard precautions are recommended in the care and treatment of all patients regardless of their perceived or confirmed infectious status. They include the basic level of infection control—hand hygiene, use of personal protective equipment to avoid direct contact with blood and body fluids, prevention of needle stick and injuries from other sharp instruments, and a set of environmental controls.
Signs and symptoms of Ebola
EVD is a severe acute viral illness often characterized by the sudden onset of
1.Fever
2.Intense weakness
3.Muscle pain,
4.Headache and sore throat.
5.Followed by vomiting, Diarrhea, Rash, Impaired kidney and Liver function, and in some cases, both internal and external bleeding

(Oche Otorkpa is a WHO Trained IDSR Specialist)
http://tsuntsumediaservices..com/2014/07/tips-on-how-to-stay-protected-from.html

Health practitioners can get more information from the center for disease control
http://www.cdc.gov/vhf/ebola/prevention/index.html

Nigerians can also get more information from
http://ebola.emedtv.com/ebola/ebola-prevention.html

That picture alone is enough to give a muffuguh nightmares for a week, but merely contemplating the impending global Ebola pandemic is INFINITELY more terrifying.

Thanks for the tips, man. The confirmation of a Liberian Ebola victim in Lagos, Nigeria is the worst possible news, given the sheer population density of that metropolis.

I just finished downloading vegetable soup and wheat. Seeing the picture above almost made me puke. Lord have mercy!

@ochejoseph,thanks for the information. That's one pro-GEJ I admire.

God bless you!

Mynd44 and Obinoscopy, front page please!

berem: Mynd44 and Obinoscopy, front page please!

Seconded

Brodas and sistas fry ur bushmeat wella mak e be like biscuit nd chop ur fud nothin do u.




Ebola ko eBa ni

# I DON HEAR OOOOOOO........................

Thanks for the tips @ OP
I guess there's no room for carelessness at this juncture.

....but what is wrong with that bush man up there Must he show us how palm oil looks like in his mouth?

YAHWEH, pls spare my people.

Stop eating in restaurants for now. You dont know if the food handlers are sick or washed their hands, or even washed the plates well. Boil all water before drinking and wash your hands often with better antibacterial hand wash. Goodluck people. God na wa o.

So Ebola has now arrived in Nigeria! Must every bad thing come to Nigeria? If it were a good thing would Liberians have exported it to us? Islamic terrorism, which we used to hear in Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan, has now come to stay in Nigeria. Why can't we import good things? Those who brought that Ebola man to Nigeria should better send him back where he came from. If Ebola is a gift we are free to reject it. Abi na by force?

May GoD bless you for this!

ochejoseph: EBOLA DISEASE AS OF TODAY HAS NO CURE HERE ARE SOME FEW TIPS THAT CAN HELP PROTECT YOU AND YOUR FAMILY FROM THE DEADLY VIRUS
1. Avoid bush meat or any meat you are not sure of its source.
2. Wash your hands frequently with detergent or soap using clean water.
3. Avoid trips to Ebola endemic countries (DRC ,UGANDA , CONGO, GABON SUDAN etc)
4. Get a hand sanitizer for people to use in your office and educate them on the importance of sanitizers, Get one for your kids to use in school frequently and if possible for their class.
5. Avoid buying Food stuffs, Clothing or other personal materials from Markets/Shops that share the same vicinity with live or roasted bush meat, dealer’s or sellers
6. Be careful with hands when using railings on the stairs, door knobs and other utilities used by the public.
7. Gloves and other appropriate protective clothing should be worn when handling sick animals or their tissues
8. Watch out for people with flu-like symptoms and sudden fever
9. Avoid Pig farms, Pig farms in Africa play a role in the amplification of infection because of the presence of fruit bats on these farms.
10. Avoid bat meats and bat products
FOR HEALTH WORKERS
WHO states as follows,
Standard precautions are recommended in the care and treatment of all patients regardless of their perceived or confirmed infectious status. They include the basic level of infection control—hand hygiene, use of personal protective equipment to avoid direct contact with blood and body fluids, prevention of needle stick and injuries from other sharp instruments, and a set of environmental controls.
Signs and symptoms of Ebola
EVD is a severe acute viral illness often characterized by the sudden onset of
1.Fever
2.Intense weakness
3.Muscle pain,
4.Headache and sore throat.
5.Followed by vomiting, Diarrhea, Rash, Impaired kidney and Liver function, and in some cases, both internal and external bleeding
(Oche Otorkpa is a WHO Trained IDSR Specialist)
http://tsuntsumediaservices..com/2014/07/tips-on-how-to-stay-protected-from.html

CONTRACTING ke??
Abi CONTACTING

Avoid eating meat pie in lagos most of the is rat pie! You need to see the sizes of them rats in lagos.

God we dey ur hand oooooooo

nkpommpko: Avoid eating meat pie in lagos most of the is rat pie! You need to see the sizes of them rats in lagos.

Am I the only person who enjoys rat pie, and barbecued rat a-la-mode ?

Whaaat?

That bush meat part is going to be a big problem o.

BUSHHUNTER: 1st to comment

6th symptom of Ebola

May God protect us....Amen

Thanks for the tips.

Life just be like film, no matter how season film long reach e go end one day







But dis virus just b like d new series wey just come out "the last ship"

Lord have mercy

EBOLA VIRUS ON THE PROWL

Too many ''killers'' out there nowadays..

If it's not a plane crash, it's a bomb blast. If it's neither of them then it'd be Ebola virus.. All this in addition to d normal Hiv/Aids, armed robbery, ritual killing menace, etc.

My prayer everyday is ''Lord when I finally do exit this place, let me do it in peace''.

Thank you op for the tips. #God protect everyone of us.

I go kuku siddon house!!

Omg,new disease to replace aids

noted.


Thanks Sire.

This Ebola, hope it's not some useless sciencetist that deveveloped it to torment the world, so as to latter release the antidote, so as to make gains.

B4 na lasa fever! Naw na ebola virus.God have mercy on dis country!