Nearly 1,500 people have died in the Ebola outbreak, and more nations in the region are closing their borders. Senegal closed its land border with Guinea on Saturday to try to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus, which Guinean authorities say is suspected of killing 70 people in what would be the deadliest outbreak in seven years. “Even though the outbreak has been limited to these countries in West Africa, the spread to other countries needs to be contained,” the South African Cabinet said in a statement released Thursday. Senegal, Gambia, Nigeria and the Ivory Coast also limited travel from the region early in the Ebola outbreak, and Kenya Airways, British Airways and African airlines ASKY and Arik Air have all suspended flights to some of the affected countries.
What the USA is doing to contain Ebola:
“One strategy that won’t stop this epidemic is isolating affecting countries or sealing borders” Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), director.
….and just look at the results…….
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