Examples of using Ebola in English and their translations into Urdu
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The facts are that 765 new Ebola cases were recorded in Sierra Leone last week, and there are only 327 beds in the entire country.
More than 37,000 people have received Ebola vaccines, and the Congo has begun the first study to test the efficacy
Cuba has already sent 165 doctors and nurses to help fight Ebola in Sierra Leone and plans to send
Because Ebola germs can not live in the presence of germs, medicines, heat, direct sunlight, soaps and detergents.
More than 37,000 people have received Ebola vaccinations, and DR Congo has begun the first-ever trial to test the effectiveness
So far, more than 109,000 people have received an experimental yet effective Ebola vaccine.
West Africa is facing the largest and most complex Ebola epidemic on record.
This nurse is the first person known to have contracted Ebola outside of West Africa.
Still, more than 109,000 people have received an experimental but effective Ebola vaccine.
Experts say people are still dying outside of Ebola treatment centres, exposing their families to the disease, and many do not appear on lists
Infectious and parasitic diseases such as HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria, hookworms and Ebola are widespread in sub-Saharan Africa where they affect in particular the poor, impoverished and malnourished population.
I led an evaluation of Ebola treatment centers in Sierra Leone, and the fact is that local doctors in Sierra Leone identified the Ebola crisis very quickly, first as a dangerous, contagious hemorrhagic virus and then as Ebola itself.
strongly supported urgent Ebola research on potential treatments, vaccines and diagnostic tests with
Extended scope: EDCTP2 does not only cover HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis but also emerging epidemics of particular relevance to Africa, such as Ebola, as well as some neglected infectious and parasitic diseases.
The long-standing presence of different rebel groups in Ituri and North Kivu has made it difficult for health workers to have access to those who may have come into contact with Ebola, a figure that is currently 12,000 people.
To this end, an EU Ebola Task Force has been set up and meets three times a week, bringing together the Member States, Commission services, the European External Action Service(EEAS) and representatives of the UN, the Red Cross and NGOs.
Since the outbreak of the Ebola virus disease, the Commission and the Member states have been working on preparedness and coordination of risk management in close cooperation with of the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control(ECDC) and the WHO.
The Janssen vaccine targets Ebola Zaire, and when used with a booster 56 days after the first dose, it also targets Ebola Sudan, Ebola Bundibugyo and Marburg virus which have caused outbreaks in neighbouring Uganda and Sudan.
In addition, the EU was already helping to strengthen health systems in the affected countries before the outbreak, as part of its long term support, and is now redirecting existing programmes towards the Ebola efforts and crisis context.
For example, during the 2014 Ebola outbreak, public health officials wanted information about the mobility of people in the most heavily infected countries in order to help control the outbreak.