HOW TO PREVENT EBOLA VIRUS
IN AFRICA OR ANYWHERE ELSE
(A MUST READ IF YOUR VALUE
YOUR LIFE) Have You Heard that Ebola
Virus was almost in Nigeria?
Do You Know that the dreaded
EBOLA Virus has entered
Lagos? Things you need to know
about Ebola Virus to stay
SAFE…
1. It is a Central African
disease that has traveled over
countries in a living host to West Africa. It is easily spread
by physical contact and eating
contaminated bush meat.
Major hosts are in 5 species of
Bats but monkeys and apes
are easily infected and killed. 2. It kills in a week, leaving no
time to treat an individual. 3. It has no known vaccine or
cure 4. Known cases have been
experienced recently in
Guniea, Liberia and Central
Africa Rep, spreading
eastwards and westwards
towards Nigeria. Death toll so far in West Africa is over 100. 5. The Ebola outbreak of 2014
is the most challenging one
witnessed in Africa. How To Prevent Ebola 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 MY ADVICE:
Eat a clove or two of garlic
daily, garlic is both anti-fungi
and an antibiotics which can
help protect and boost your
immune system... By God's divine protection,
may this deadly
sickness never come close to
you nor your loved
ones!

amen.by the way nice write up.i must keep to that.