Ebola Virus making Headlines again

I think that each airport should currently have protocols plus revision measures and broadly rigorous screening alternatives to detect the Ebola virus/EVE and that they will provide an additional level of protection to help ensure that the risk of Ebola disease spread in the countries different is minimized.

This virus has destroyed the lives of animals and many families from Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, the nations affected by Ebola disease. BDBV, EBOV and SUDV species have been associated with large EVE outbreaks in Africa.
Survivors of the disease, whether because they are immune or cured, have to face not only the pain of having seen their families decimated by the EVE , but also the stigma, discrimination, insensitivity that a terrified society, through fear, collective panic for the contagion possibility that prevails.
This virus, which was discovered in 1976 and emerges every 2 to 3 years, through outbreaks, has a fatality rate of approximately 50%-60%. In previous outbreaks, case fatality rates ranged from 25% to 90%. Depending on the person, not to be underestimated, may not be as threatening, but its effect is lethal. Currently it is not fully controlled and eliminated in some regions in Africa.

Today's world adapts to experiencing times of change ...In difficult situations we must be more aware, have a positive attitude, solidarity, be rational, be hygienic. We must help to the the people who really need it the most.