this afternoon. Surely they had food at home, too.

The whole place is crawling with CDC personnel now.

Or at least it better be.

It looks pretty piss poor and 3rd world to me.

If you have any other info I'd like to see it.



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Why didn't the guy have on gloves and a surgical mask? It may not have been required but I would have worn them anyway.

But, he's probably being paid less than minimum wage so the corp suits obviously looking out for his best interest figured it wasn't necessary so he's like totally safe (sarc tag necessary?)

front porch had been washed down with bleach, though.

kind of like those practice drills. If this had been a real contamination scene....

in the apartment, not a delivery man.

Didn't know that. So it looks like someone dropped the boxes off and left. Better safe than sorry.

Couldn't they get a healthcare worker to do this?

http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/02/world/africa/ebola-spreading-in-west-africa.html?_r=0
A four year old girl thought to have ebola lay on a floor covered with bodily fluids at the Makeni Regional Hospital.


A burial team removing a body last week from Makeni Regional Hospital.


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Residents of West Point receive rice, beans and cooking oil. They are forbidden from leaving the seaside slum, due to the Ebola outbreak in their community.


Suspected Ebola sufferer Finda 'Zanabo' prays over her sick family members before being admitted to the Doctors Without Borders (MSF), Ebola treatment centre. She and her family left an Ebola isolation centre in the West Point slum when it was overrun by a mob on 16 August. Her nephew Saah Exco, 10, died on Wednesday, after being taken to the JFK Ebola ward in Monrovia.


More at the link.
http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/ebola-liberia-photos-west-point-slum-sealed-prevent-spread-disease-1462247

And the recent photographer that was just diagnosed with Ebola who will be flown back has said he's seen some terrible things and explained how we, here in the US, take medical care for granted. I really hate to see people suffering when they're sick ESPECIALLY the children. So sick that all they can do is lay on the floor. Pitiful.