Sierra Leone: Ose to Ose Ebola Tok (House-to-House Ebola Talk) by World Health Organization (WHO)
Partners and #SierraLeone government jointly organize an #Ebola awareness campaign called Ose to Ose Ebola Tok (House-to-House Ebola Talk).
The three days ‘sit at home’ began today (Friday, 19 Sept) and to end on the evening of Sunday, 21 Sept.
The campaign is meant to engage all Sierra Leoneans in a personal dialogue about how they can protect themselves, their families and their communities against Ebola. — in Sierra Leone. (near Sierra Leone)
Partners and #SierraLeone government jointly organize an #Ebola awareness campaign called Ose to Ose Ebola Tok (House-to-House Ebola Talk).
The three days ‘sit at home’ began today (Friday, 19 Sept) and to end on the evening of Sunday, 21 Sept.
The campaign is meant to engage all Sierra Leoneans in a personal dialogue about how they can protect themselves, their families and their communities against Ebola. — in Sierra Leone. (near Sierra Leone)
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Prakash Selvam
Glad that this house to house screening & awareness campaign in Sierra Leone has unearthed more than a hundred hidden cases of EBOV and bodies of EBOLA Victims for safe disposal...Firs
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Anuj Bhattachan
this is much better to get informed of how local health professionals are working to control this diseases makes more sense !!
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Vanessa Williamson
I have a friend from Sierra Leon and he has a total of 5 family members who died from Ebola at this time. I asked him about his view on this and he expressed the Government of Sierra Leon is not helping the people. They are taking all the money and products given and only give the citizens "Soap". He says the people are hiding because they are not getting help in the Hospitals. I see WHO out in the community and what we see on the news is different from what he is saying. what is really going on? Is the people afraid and not willing to take adequate prevention measures, is the government rationing out help to only a few? Is the WHO really trying their best and the locals are not willing to trust the information? Answers please.
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Debby Ladmirault
I hope those workers have protection from the conspiracy nuts. I worry about the safety of the health care workers.
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Mohammad Akram Hussain
A great initiative of partners under the leadership of the government of Sierra Leon. Hope it works, at least for Sierra Leoneans.
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Mazugu Victor Vambe
Good job! may the Lord look with mercy upon Sierra Leone as He did to Nigeria.
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Christian Kanengele
En convergeant nos idées,opinions,
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