Reading Junkie retweeted
Meghan could have stopped the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand but chose to say silent.
Reading Junkie retweeted
“Ugandan, Swiss, Nigerian”.
The index #Ebola patient in #Nigeria has attracted unnecessary and stigmatising labels; it only fuels public anxiety, and stigma.
See the labels..
“A Ugandan-born wife of a Swiss diplomat based in Abuja”
“A Swiss national married to a diplomat”
“A Swiss citizen and the Ugandan-born wife of a Swiss diplomat”
“A Ugandan national married to a Swiss diplomat”
“A Nigerian national holidaying in Uganda”
“A Wife of a Swiss diplomat”
“A Nigerian woman on a business trip to DRC but transited through Uganda”
“A 42-year-old Ugandan woman”
Can we all just stop this? Public officials with nothing verified to communicate, can you keep off?
The precision of public information matters a lot.
The personal identity of Nigeria’s index Ebola case provides zero medical value.
In fact, potential patients will avoid testing to escape public trial.
Ultimately, we will all pay the price.
But Ebola isn't airborne
Nigeria and Kenya Ebola patients may have crossed paths at Uganda airport, officials say bbc.in/3W3ldyP
I think Uganda is being scapegoated. We have to declare ebola for the sake of public health. Do I think the borders are porous, yes. But I think we are really good at dealing with pandemics.
Life is hard over here. 😪
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Reading Junkie retweeted
This seems like a good time to tell you about how outbreak response works.
1. Declaration. There is a category of diseases that countries are mandated to tell the rest of the world about when a certain threshold of number of cases is reached. For Ebola, that is 1 case.
The same way they were undetected at Jomo Kenyatta International Airport and Mutala Mohammed International Airport. If they were served at thos sairpirts, you would claim some supremacy. Ebola is a complex virus that's not ready for these doltish questions
Miracles happen everyday to everyone. Miracles should never be a marketing gimmick and yet... That is the entire marketing of many a Ugandan church.
Replying to @DjHush_M
Until they attack your belief system, your patience (fruit of the Spirit) has not been tested enough.
Simply because you subscribe to church settings which don't believe in miracles and the healing hand of God doesn't necessarily mean you have mastered patience
Are they in Buwate? Our power is off 😭
We have multiple technical teams on-ground across the affected areas, identifying and working to fix faults as fast and safely as possible.
We will keep you updated.
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