Fuck.

> But the U.N. health agency has warned that tallies of recorded cases and deaths
> are likely to be gross underestimates. For instance, it noted Tuesday that the true
> death toll for Liberia, the hardest-hit country in the outbreak, may never be known,
> since bodies of people dying in a crowded slum in the capital have simply been
> thrown into rivers.

Shit. That's really going to help isn't it?

Almost no people on the balconies or in the windows. People fled those areas or they're already dead.

Omaha Steve

Slums and overcrowding city's like this is a brewing ground for Ebola - and other nasty illnesses - like the plague was in Europe in the middle ages - who it spreed true the continent like fire - and maybe 1/2 of the people at the continent was dead before the plague ended - more because the ones who survived got Resistance for the illness than anything else - and also as a result of the smaller population have a relative better life and more comfort to leave places from where it was no hope, to places where it was more hope... And in fact - the food was getting better as people was eating more meat than before... Most of the middle ages was a world where most people was not eating much meat - after the plague more and more people could afford eating meat - and getting more proteins in their diet...

But this is on a similar level - even if Ebola is a more nasty illness than the plague was back in the middle ages - but it looks like it spread more and more like the plague did in the middle ages - by people contact - and specially in city's where rudimentary sanitary is not even there.... Like in the middle ages where the city's had no or just rudimentary sanitary services - overcrowded - with no sanitary services to speak off - the result was devastating for many places - even countries.... The mid 1300s was hard for Norway - where in less than 50 or so years - maybe half of the population was dead....

This is bad news for a continent, who for the last decade have grown basically from nothing - the progress who have been this continents greatest ability have been its population - who have been doing a lot the last couple of decades to solve some of their issues - and to make great progress for a bette future for the continent... Some say it is now a danger to that progress - because of the Ebola virus - who is spreading true the population and who make trade and commerce almost imposible...

Diclotican