it is feared there could be more for thales if ebola is -- more fatalities if ebola is left uncheckedthe who has shifted 11,000 vaccines to help fight the disease in guinea. south africa is leading the rise in coronavirus deaths on the continent, accounting for nearly half. a more contagious variant has pushed hospitals to the limit and it has spread across other nations. the mutation is feared to reduce the impact of vaccines. south africa has just switched from astrazeneca doses to johnson & johnson shots over concerns. they emphasize the dominance of major pharmaceutical companies over access to covid-19 vaccines. it is representative of the wto, saying structural change is needed for countries to manufacture their own vaccines. vaccine access support nations has been raised by french president emmanuel macron. he has urged the united nations to hand over 5% of their current supplies to developing countries in africa. macron's comments came after the u.s. secretary-general denounced the uneven distribution of covid-19 shots. pres. macron: we must respond to what is a moral duty and

anchor: guinea has launched an ebola vaccination campaign. the country is desperate to stop the virus which reemerged for the first time there since 2016. at least five people have dd in the latest outbreak. reporter: health workers vaccinate people against ebola in southeast guinea. a new outbreak was discovered near here two weeks ago. >> i'm very proud to be vaccinated. it is a joy to me to see the population get vaccinated, especially those on the front line. it allows us to be safe, protected from this disease because ebola is not a good thing. reporter: 11,000 vaccine doses and 200 health experts arrived in the capital on monday. the government and world hope the campaign can stop virus spreading by april. >> to help the fight against ebola, we interrupt the train of transmission by targeting the first contact of ebola patients and health workers on the front line you are exposed, including those who apply the vaccines. reporter: ebola causes severe fever and in the worst cases, unstoppable bleeding. more than 11,000 people died in 2015

the democratic republic of congo has had the most ebola outbreaks.nnounced this month in the east. vaccinations have already begun their. but, the science one be effective unless communities are brought on board. in the drc in 2019, ebola health workers and facility -- facilities were attacked because of mistrust from local populations. >> instead of doing it for them, we have to give them the means and resources. it means for example that we have to decentralize as much as we can health care professionals. provide treatment. reporter: hope is certainly here for those at risk of being infected ebola but, this is still a deadly disease that needs to be tackled quickly and effectively. katty: ebola and africa as they also try and deal with the covid virus as well. this past thursday, the world marveled at nasa's latest incredible achievement of landin a new rover on the surface of mars. today, they have released remarkable new images of the final images of that tense dissent. if you ever wondered what it sounds like up on mars, they have recorded that

ebola resurfaces in west africa health workers say at least 3 people have died in guinea. and kossovo goes to the polls in a parliamentary election the results could complicate its territorial dispute with serbia. fellow for a 2nd time the former us president donald trump has a skate conviction during an impeachment trial many had expected the acquittal delivered by the senate but 7 republicans cited would democrats in favor from peach friends trump was accused of inciting the capitol hill riots on january the 6th alan fischer begins our coverage the. 57 days for ease 3 for a 2nd time donald trump acquitted of high crimes and misdemeanors by the u.s. senate john trunk former president knows states. is not guilty is charged the charge he incited the crowd ahead of the violent riot at the capitol on january the 6th. 57 senators said he did including 7 republicans but that's not enough for the 2 thirds majority to convict this was about choosing country over donald trump and 43 republican members chose trump they chose trump it should be a weight on their conscience today the

this one involves ebola.ld health organization has told six west african countries to be on the lookout for possible a bola infections after two unrelated outbreaks emerged in the democratic republic of congo and guinea. 11,000 a bola vaccines are expected to arrive in guinea by the weekend. the united states is sending 8000 more. the u.s. secretary of state expressed his concern over the outbreak to the un security council yesterday. >> with the news of another ebola outbreak in the decratic republic of congo, there is clearly no time to waste. our vision has to be bold. anchor: this international coordination is aimed at preventing ap -- a repeat of what happened in 2013 when outbreak took hold in west africa and killed me than 11,000 people in three years. back then, dr. craig spencer was treating patients in guinea and contracted ebola himself. ankle he recovered and he joins me know from new york. the american government says it is going to take this as seriously as it can and has called for people to ac

guinea has launched an ebola vaccination campaign the country is desperate to hold the spread of the virus which reemerge there this month for the 1st time since 2016 at least 5 people have died in the latest outbreak victoria getting reports. health workers that the 8 people against ebola in the town of a in southeast guinea and you outbreak was discovered almost 2 weeks ago this year and i am very proud to be vaccinated and it's a joy to me to see the population get vaccinated specially those on the frontline all my stuff it allows us to be safe protected from this disease because ebola is not a good thing 11000 vaccine doses and 200 health experts arrived in guinea's capital conakry on monday the government in the world health organization hope the vaccination campaign can stop the virus spreading by april i should remove workers to help the fight against ebola we interrupt the train of transmission by targeting the 1st contacts of ebola patients and also the health workers on the front line who are exposed including those who apply the vaccines ebola causes severe fever and in th

we interrupt the train of transmission by targeting the 1st contacts of ebola patients and also the health workers on the front line who are exposed including those who apply the vaccines ebola causes severe fever and in the worst cases unstoppable bleeding in 2015 more than 11000 people died after the virus spread from guineas forest region to neighboring liberia and sierra leone the outbreak with contained after an experimental vaccine was distributed but not before health workers were attacked by people who did not believe in the virus the next scene is an extremely useful. break but it is not. under essential aspects. to happen as well and it always comes back to community. the w.h.o. has wound 6 african countries to be on high alert for ebola including sierra leone and liberia the hope is this campaign will stop the virus from spreading any further and potentially save thousands of lives victoria gate and be al jazeera. the government in sri lanka has passed laws meaning people who died because of covert 19 can be buried not cremated under previous roles they had to be cremated

because of what one ebola writer called ebolanomics. >> .. it just so happened which is the most startling of all, the area, the town where he was sent to and where he died was not further west where he needed to go to get out of the country or to city with an icu because there was no icu. that's another thing that i think shocked some of my friends in critical care is they go to these places and say where's the icu? was saying there is no functioning icu in the whole country. so he went to a small town and amazingly that's where the only three doses of cms were on the continent in a refrigerator just a few hundred yards from where he laid dying. and then started a big debate about should he get it? again i tried to make clear to the reader that i don't know, i would have reason to believe it would have saved him more than the nonspecific therapies that it was she had received. one of the reasons the story with viral instead of the nonspecific supportive care story is because those doses were collected and taken by plane or helicopter, i forg

the good news is they are more experienced to deal with ebola. there is something being deployed to help and that should have an impact in stepping it out before it extends beyond the people in that region of guinea. the w.h.o. is extremely concerned about this outbreak because of what i mentioned. separate resurgence of ebola in a different outbreak of some 6,000 kilometers away an example of how to quickly get vaccines in and try and stamp out this outbreak before it expands further. rosemary? >> david mckenzie bringing us the latest from johannesburg. >>> just ahead here on cnn, why one woman says star football quarterback tom brady owes her and her family an apology. >>> tesla founder elon musk wants to have a chat with russian president vladimir putin. on saturday he tweeted at the official kremlin account, would you like to join me for a conversation on clubhouse? a second tweet in russian said it would be a great honor to talk to you. musk made his debut on clubhouse, an invitation only audio app last month. the kremlin calls it interestin

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it seems opposite of what they did during ebola. my point is, if ebola comes back to the united states, are we going to listen to vouching again? -- fauci again? guest: there are a few things that are different. the important thing about the covid-19 outbreak was, from the beginning, people showing symptoms were suggested to go home and quarantine, and we were monitoring for people showing symptoms. what we did not know at the beginning was there was such a large percentage of the population that were getting infected and showing mild or no symptoms. it is really that population that drove the spread of the virus into -- globally. so the public health interventions that work for ebola, finding people showing symptoms, quarantining them, and identifying people that came in contact with them do not work as effectively against covid-19 because of those large numbers of cases where people are not showing symptoms. that is why we want to have social distancing and mass wearing to try to prevent the transmission from people showing low am

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ebola was too deadly.ve, sustainable, prudent, feasible to spend all this attention on improving the quality of clinical care. that's a hard sell here in the united states. but i think we see here is not clinical nihilism. it's containment nihilism. in other words, a refusal to do contact tracing, tracing to invest adequately in public health responses. so it's a different kind of failure, but a failure nonetheless. >> brown: you write in this book and perhaps with some sorrow about how we humans, your phrases forget pestilence, we forget what's happened to humans through history. >> you know, after a cataclysm like the 1918 influenza epidemic with such massive loss on the at the tail end of the worst war in human history, i get why people want to forget. i understand that very well. it just seems to me that we are forgetting some of these lessons at our peril. you have to understand why people wish to forget dreadful events at the same time that someone is maintaining the memory of them so that we can do

the world health organization has launched an ebola vaccine campaign in the city of batam bow in eastern democratic republic of congo for cases of a boner have been confirmed since a resurgence of the virus was announced just one week ago the west african country of guinea declared a new outbreak on sunday confirming 3 deaths and 7 cases 11300 people were killed in an outbreak between 20132016 mostly in guinea and neighboring sierra leone and liberia friday $1200.00 doses of the ebola vaccine and coltrane equipment arrived in the city of tembo health care workers will be inoculated 1st last month the global vaccine alliance said it's creating a stockpile of half a 1000000 doses of the met about a job within 2 years but as of january it'd only about $7000.00 available world health organization says that the ebola outbreak can be stopped with the correct measures. i am pleased to say that vaccination started to today india out to sea and so far 43 people have been vaccinated out of 149 illegitimate contacts including 20 people who were vaccinated during the previous outbreak in 29000 w 2 i

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>> ebola has been coming back year after year for decades now.he terribly lethal outbreak about five years ago because it reached the citie but ebola will keep coming. i hope we can go for vaccination for that as well. amy: i want to get your comment on this controversy in new york around the deaths in nursing homes. you are in new york city's commissioner health don't ask about these allegations that your governor andrew cuomo covered up the true death toll of the pandemic on nursing home residents. underreporting the statewide number of covid deaths among long-term care residents for months, now stands at nearly 15,000, up from the 8500 they previously reported. the higher death tolls were only revealed after a report by the democratic state attorney general letitia james on the administration's failure to include nursing home residents in the reports of people who died at hospitals. can you respond to this? >> i haven't kept up with the details of it but clearly, nursing homes were a place of initial spread. and it matters where people got inf

there is an outbreak of ebola in guinea following tests made on one individual these tests that were made blood tests. machines that we usually use for the current outbreak were used to confirm that that person had died from a bowl and now that all started that person is a nurse that fell ill in january and she was taken to hospital and zurich or a she was suffering from vomiting bleeding diarrhea and a week later she was buried nearby in a town nearby and it is jury that funeral that 8 other were infected with the virus now the minister of health says that it has dispatched at least 30 health workers to investigate and to try to find contact cases to trace and try to contain this outbreak meanwhile neighboring liberia has put its health authorities on a higher alert because that funeral happened just very close to the border of liberia and worth remembering during the 201320158 bold outbreak in the region well it all started in that very region and and these funerals that were super spread over 60 percent of all infection came from funerals and that's because of the practices that h

health workers back then 8 people against ebola in the town of a in southeast guinea and you outbreak was discovered near here almost 2 weeks ago this uterus year. i am very proud to be vaccinated and it's a joy to me to see the population get vaccinated specially those on the frontline all my stuff it allows us to be safe protected from this disease because ebola is not a good thing 11000 vaccine doses and 200 health experts arrived in guinea's capital conakry on monday the government in the world health organization hope the vaccination campaign can stop the virus spreading by april. workers to help the fund against ebola we interrupt the train of transmission by targeting the 1st contacts of ebola patients and also the health workers on the front line who are exposed including those who apply the vaccines ebola causes severe fever and in the worst cases unstoppable bleeding in 2015 more than 11000 people died after the virus spread from getting forest region to neighboring liberia and sierra leone the outbreak was contained after an experimental vaccine was distributed but not befo

ebola almost killed him in 2014.h a resurgence, he fears his own patients may unknowingly carry it, putting him and others in danger. >> i had aches, diarrhea, fever, vomited. i self-isolate it and slept in my car. eventually i such treatment and survived. >> in a televised address, the government announces the closing of markets and banning public gatherings, events health officials describe as super-spreader's. with checkpoints throughout the country, guinea is now on high alert, so our neighboring countries. authorities are still trying to trace close contacts including patient zero. at senegal's pastor institute, a meteorologist says he fears this outbreak more than the coronavirus pandemic. transmitted through bodily fluids, ebola is less contagious, but has a higher mortality rate. this team is sequencing blood samples to understand how the virus that had disappeared 2015 after killing over 11,000 people in west africa resurfaced six years later, again in the forest region. >> sequencing. maybe the virus came f

that is as a new ebola outbreak poses new threats also. a professor of micro biology at johns hopkins university, we asked him about the effectiveness of the vaccine against strains and how companies -- how countries can cope with the added threat of ebola. guest: the published studies yesterday show that there is some immunity to the vaccine from these variants in south africa. so get your vaccine when you come up for it. you will get some protection, it may not be as high of protection but it should be enough to protect from severe disease and limit the spread of the virus in your community and that is the goal of the vaccination campaign. the important thing to note about the south african variant is it has only mutated in one spot so it only eliminates a small portion of the vaccine-induced immunity. it should be easy for companies like madera and pfizer to have a new version of the vaccine that covers these new variant. they are tried and true methods and certainly the situation is a bit more strained with respect to resources that ar

i imagine mike as you know and you're welcome to the program west africa is facing a resurgence of ebola the frescoes the end of a 2016 algebraic which killed more than 11000 people back then the epidemic began in guinea and now that same country has recorded 7 new confound cases including 3 that could those be the starts well the fresh or has guinea learn some lessons from the fall. there is back in guinea in the 1st identified case one person died last week in the south east the same region where the virus 1st surfaced in 2013 officials say some people who took part in the funeral of the new case soon reported symptoms of the virus tested samples confirm that it was a bold and news of its resurgence is already worrying given a man's. opinion i was in a panic i couldn't even control myself when i learned that ebola had returned to give me because of what the virus did in 2013 and 24 teams in guinea syria leone and liberia and. we are africans we are poor and if diseases like. coronavirus appear in africa it's only god who will save us. from our long run. i'm really surprised. given the

al-jazeera olds are coming up on the program authorities in guinea are on high alert after an outbreak of ebola in the southeast and 3 people have died. a day since donald trump a question though in the senate questions now turn to his future and that of the republican party. and carlos menem the formal argentinean president who embraced free market reforms and closer ties with the united states has died at the age of 90. welcome to the program our top story fears are growing in me and more after a convoy of military tanks was seen in the commercial capital young gone the u.s. is warning its citizens that to stay at home sought to be the 1st time on the vehicles of patrol the city since a military coup 2 weeks ago they have been large demonstrations taking place across the country u.s. embassy staff also warned that the internet and phone lines could be cut during the night as the army tries to prevent more gatherings from taking place while a statement from western embassies security forces to refrain from violence or behavior of the. further north in catchin state security forces there are fi

into the $11000.00 this of ebola vaccine and this is the u.s. achievement at least for the 1st time in guinea we are having a vaccine not the beginning of outbreak to control this our break within the population a vaccine alone will not stop a virus harbored in nature by bats and primates the resurgence of a bull and brings more questions than answers with scientists still trying to understand why it's getting forest region is again the center of the outbreak nicholas hawk al-jazeera let's bring in dr moore a caterer in dakar senegal he is a technical officer at the world health organization office for africa thank you for your time and i want to again talk about this index case in guinea the nurse who we heard in that report apparently went to health centers twice and was incorrectly diagnosed twice do we know how or where she was infected. not from. the moment we question you know. not. kill your action suit do so. well in this use your. information about. the mission is not ok how effective will these vaccines be with things saying 11000 vacc

are now united again the military the world health organization is planning a rapid response to an ebola outbreak in guinea after the 1st sign of the disease there in 5 years 7 people have tested positive for the virus in the southeast 3 have died at least 11000 people died during and of all the epidemic in west africa between 20132016 liberia's health authorities and now and health alerts because of the deaths in guinea were reported in and around a city close to the shared border liberia was declared free from a bullet in 2015 no cases have been detected since then a 4th case of a bullet has been confirmed in north kivu province in democratic republic of congo and the outbreak was announced a week ago the world health organization says as many as 180 people might have been exposed health workers in a racing to vaccinate people to prevent a bigger outbreak nicholas hack has this update from dakar in senegal. there is an outbreak of ebola in guinea following test made on one individual these tests that were made blood tests p.c.r. machines that we usually use for the current outbreak wer

authorities in guinea are on high alert after an outbreak of ebola in the southeast 3 people have died. a day since donald trump's acquittal in the senate questions now turn to his political future and that of the republican party. and the image that marks a major milestone in the race for the red planet. i'm german ash with sports manchester united have lost ground in the premier league title race and defending champion they have a joke of it just as the quarter finals of the australian open. come to the news hour we begin in may and ma where there is a near total internet blackout and military tanks are back on the streets of the commercial capital young gone still to be the 1st time on the vehicles of patrol the city since a military coup 2 weeks ago the u.s. is now warning its citizens that to stay at home and there's also been a joint statement from western embassies urging the security forces to refrain from the use of violence this as large demonstrations continue to take place around the country. all good it was. these are some of the scenes further north in catchin state secur

and we were also able to use the monoclonal antibodies that the therapies that were developed for ebola for the 1st time to treat patients and reduce the mortality so there's definitely some similarities and there's things we can learn i think we have a long way to go for ebola as well as for coated in terms of how we use these tools because that's what's important of eckstein is a vaccine but the way that it's distributed the timing of the people that get it that's that's the most important thing and i think this goes into the conversation we've been having about global equity making sure that it's not just certain areas of the globe that are vaccinated before others because that won't bring about an epidemic and in fact it's just a fractured response and what we've seen ebola responses in other epidemic responses that is that any response that's it's not organized it's not cohesive and it's fractured will not will not succeed hallinan it lots enough lots in america and decades of civil wars go bump should miss embezzlement mismanagement of public funds. have undermined the chances for

the world health organization is planning a rapid response to an ebola outbreak in guinea after the 1st outbreak of the disease there in 5 years 7 people have tested positive and 3 have died during an epidemic in west africa between 20132016 at least 11000 people died guinea and the w.h.o. say they were better prepared this time because of progress on vaccines and liberia's health all thorny is are now on high alert because the deaths in guinea were reported in and around the city close to their shared border liberia was the cleared ebola free in 2015. year without is there a coming up right after the break as regional leaders arrive in charge from the g 5 somehow summits we take a look at why security is at the top of the agenda and from street parties to silence how brazilians are trying to fill the void left by the cancellation of this year's going about. its time for the perfect gentleman. sponsored point qatar airways there's a lot more snow on the way you might gather from this satellite picture of your system for cloud to turning into a shape that looks like a proper storm system

al-jazeera also coming up on the program authorities in guinea are on high alert after an outbreak of ebola in the southeast 3 people have died in a day since donald trump's acquittal in the senate questions now turn to his political future that of the republican party. and showing their love for political prisoners a valentine's day protest for kremlin critic elects in evolving. we begin in may and mark where there is a near total internet blackout in military tanks are back on the streets of the commercial capital yangon sought to be the 1st time ahmed vehicles of patrolled the city since a military coup 2 weeks ago the united states is warning its citizens there to stay at home there's also been a joint statement from western embassies in the security forces to refrain from violence this as large demonstrations continue to take place across the country already of the. including this one this is a some of the scenes for the. north in catchin state security forces firing shots to disperse the crowds there under is of protesters were outside a power plant in the city of need kena it's not c

the world health organization calls for unity as africa grapples with a new ebola outbreak. tension in the somalia's capital has gun fights break out hours before an opposition protest demanding the president step down. sheltering from a once in a generation winter storm hundreds of thousands of people of texas are without water and many are still without electricity. a 20 year old woman has become the 1st protester to die after being injured in 1000000 miles and protests she was shot in the head last week when police were trying to disperse a crowd in the capital not at all maya thought karen had been on life support in hospital. for 14 straight day thousands of people are on the streets of yangon calling for the release of the deposed civilian leader aung san suu kyi and others the u.k. and canada have announced sanctions against grand mals ruling generals as international pressure builds on the jointer to give up power. and in mandalay meanwhile 2nd city there'd be more rallies the u.n. says an estimated 3 quarters of the advanced civil servants are now on strike. we've g

collective action is crucial to avert an uncontrolled spread of ebola amid the over the din and then make. them to this is al jazeera live from dot com also coming up. protesters shot in the head during anti protest dives and me and mom is growing anger against the military . tension in the somalian capital after a gun toss alza before an opposition protests demanding the prime minister step down. eyes on mobs a nasa spacecraft sends new pictures as it searches for traces of the ancient life on the red tennis. to begin with the reemergence of a bowler and west africa the world health organization has shipped more than $11000.00 doses of vaccines to guinea with the aim of stopping an uncontrolled spread of the disease on top of the corona virus pandemic it's also just 6 countries to go on high alert for possible of actions and this is where new cases are emerging in guinea's south as nicholas huckle. great in guinea's for a street in the epicenter of the new ball outbreak at the regional health center un health workers dispatch from conakry to treat the patients in isolation among the

still to come here on al-jazeera a new case of ebola in the democratic republic of congo just over 2 months after the last break was declared to be over. china aims to vaccinate 50000000 people next week sounds impressive we'll tell you why however experts say it is nowhere near enough. another nor'easter is rolling up the east coast the u.s. and into eastern canada nova scotia in particular leaving behind the cold weather and rather more quiet weather to be honest so i've had a fax nova scotia sees that weather roll through with a windy day on monday a brazilian to see the sun turning and snow showers after that the temperatures really drop after the very i'm talking about the edge of the atlantic is pretty cold there and cold air is the story in central canada right down through the plain states the orange well the pink really represents really low temperatures well below where they should be and then there's a junction and whether to come together light snow seems like not a lot of basically but you can see the line that takes you through kansas city more or less more lake effect

another ebola outbreak in guinea put several countries further on the edge of the coronavirus. hello i'm daryn jordan this is out as iraq live from go also coming up. before too long we have been waging this senseless and suicidal war on age sounding the alarm again the u.n. says countries must tackle climate change to prevent food insecurity and the death of biodiversity. the world gets a glimpse at new pictures of mars sent back from nasa's perseverance rose a. storm continues to brew in the u.s. state of texas with families are still out of power following the unusually freezing weather. we begin with the reemergence of ebola on the african continent $11000.00 vaccinations are now heading to guinea with the aim of stopping an uncontrolled spread of the disease on top of the corona virus pandemic the world health organization has called for 6 african countries to go on high alert well this is where the cases are emerging in the south of the country as nicholas hytner reports 1st. in guinea's for east region the epicenter of the new bull outbreak at the regional health center

he said assistance would include access to ebola vaccines and treatments.when more than 11,000 people died from ebola across west africa. solving covid is easy compared to fixing the climate, warns bill gates in a bbc interview. the billionaire founder of microsoft says it will take the biggest innovation effort the world has ever seen to do it. he's come up with a plan for what needs to happen in his new book, how to avoid a climate crisis. 0ur chief environment correspondent, justin rowlatt, interviewed him from the spectacular main gallery of london's natural history museum. the pandemic will come to an end because these amazing vaccines were invented in a year and now we're trying to scale up and adopt them to the variance but compared to climate change, that is very, very easy. sadly, climate change will cause far more deaths, overfive change will cause far more deaths, over five times as many over the years by the end of the century, but it will require a change in the economy, electricity transport. if we achieve to get 20 it would be the most amazin

world health organization says it's administering vaccinations to contain an outbreak of ebola in thedemocratic republic of congo and give me in west africa has declared a new epidemic of the disease following an outbreak in a town near the liberian border what at least 3 people have died the e.u. is holding talks with pharmaceutical company. with 19 vaccine it comes after brussels failed to make progress in its talks with astra zeneca over supplying more vaccine doses aims to inoculate 70 percent of its adult population by the end of the summer for the struggle to secure the necessary doses. now authorities here in germany have severely restricted travel from the czech republic and parts of austria to try and stop the spread of highly contagious corona virus variants detected in border regions. suspended rail services to and from affected areas and police officers at frankfurt airport checking passengers arriving from vienna and prague the european union has criticised the shutdown which is causing major disruptions. all along germany's eastern and southern borders many are worried a

opinion i was in a panic i couldn't even control myself when i learned that ebola had returned to guinea because of what the virus did in 20132014 in guinea syria leone and liberia and. we are africans we are poor and if diseases like a coronavirus appear in africa it's only god who will save us. i'm really surprised. given the current situation in guinea. we. are struggling with the cove in 1000 pandemic. and now with that it will be a real disaster. the memories of the last outbreak to real the virus hit guinea hard and caused similar devastation in neighboring countries this time the world health organization says it's on full alert and he's seeking to make the vaccine doses available as quickly as possible. government says its diagnosis time has been reduced to less than 2 weeks compared to 3 and a half months in 2014 with. great hardship in guinea it's a race against time now to contain and prevent even greater calamity. continues many countries in africa are focusing our rolling our vaccines to protect people on monday zimbabwe received a donation of 200000 snow from 2 of the 19 us

anchor: and ebola vaccination campaign in guinea has been delayed because of bad weather. on thursday, the who announced it was sending more than 11,000 doses, but the flight could not land because of heavy fog edit had to be diverted to senegal. inoculations cannot begin on tuesday. at least five people have died. at least four people have died in a separate ebola outbreak in the democratic republic of congo. overall, six cases are being confirmed. two patients are being treated in the north region. officials are warning the people are not taking the outbreak seriously enough. still ahead, iran reduces access to its nuclear facilities. we have reaction from tehran and washington. and, thousands join a nationwide strike across myanmar despite the chilling message from the military that confrontation could cost more lots. -- more lives. ♪ >> it's time for the perfect journey. the weather, sponsored by qatar airways. meteorologist: we have a return to wintry weather for japan over the next couple of days. temperatures recently getting into the low 20's. 16 celsius for tokyo

there is an outbreak of ebola in guinea following tests made on the individual these tests were made in blood test. machines that we usually use for the current outbreak were used to confirm that person had died from . that all started that person is a nurse that fell ill in january and she was taken to hospital and zurich or a she was suffering from vomiting bleeding diarrhea and a week later she was buried nearby in a town nearby and it is jury that funeral that 8 other were infected with the virus now the minister of health says that it has dispatched at least 30 health workers to investigate and to try to find contact cases to trace and try to contain this outbreak meanwhile neighboring liberia has put its health authorities on a higher alert because if that funeral happened just very close to the border of liberia and worth remembering during the 201320158 bold outbreak in the region well it all started in that very region and and these funerals that were super spread were 60 percent of all infections came from funerals and that's because of the practices that happened during th

eastern congo early february a woman dies of ebola marking the beginning of the latest and now the 12th able outbreak in the democratic republic of congo according to the health minister she's believed to have contracted the disease from the infected semen of her husband who was himself an able a survivor. nursed moment barry muki has experienced past evil outbreaks in this temporary wards outside quito to a hospital in tembo suspected abler cases will be isolated upon arrival they have 4 rooms here no more mumbai area fears the outbreak could be difficult to contain the government did not make the outbreak public until 4 days after the ebola patients died. if the government had released the result on the same day and locked down all contacts the disease wouldn't have spread like this with the pentagon today in. instead the highly infectious body was buried in the traditional manner which in congo means many relatives touching the body more than 70 contacts have been tracked by the ministry of health since then. we risk our lives we are here at the frontline because we take care of all

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