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Ebola Outbreak: WHO warns against restriction on trade activities in W/Africa

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  • The Mask 10 years ago

    The MPs press conference begged the ebola question. Did the MPs consult each other? Where is the President?

    There is an outbreak of a deadly disease in neighboring countries. What we want to know is what specific measures ...
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  • Kwesi, Cape Coast. 10 years ago

    Why include Ghana? Case in Ghana was ruled out as not Ebola.

  • Akos 10 years ago

    Because Ghana is part of West africa and the outbreak is spreading in this region.

  • Owusu 10 years ago

    It doesn't make sense to me.If your neighbor has T.B or a highly contagious ailment I don't believe any sane parent will allow his children to play with their kids.It is just common sense.Shut the boarder before it is too lat ...
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  • Jill 10 years ago

    Where did this woman get her doctorate degree? I remember when the Congo outbreak of this disease back in the 90's. There were traveling restriction to that country by many nations. This is a virus that remains contagious eve ...
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  • MARCUS AMPADU 10 years ago

    Since many people in Ghana don't have the accurate facts about this dreadful disease, it is incumbent on the MOH to educate Ghanaians about Ebola.
    Closing the borders of Ghana will be unnecessary.

  • nono 10 years ago

    I disagree with this Lady, even in Advance countries, when there is outbreak of communicable diseases they put some restriction on movement of people. Why care about free trade in West Africa vs spreading diseases?

  • Queen 10 years ago

    Thank you nono. Some people only have titles in their name but lack common sense or judgement. Ebola is a very deadly disease and cannot be taken lightly. Restricting free movement of people is one way to contain this disease ...
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  • KWADASO 10 years ago

    I HOPE THE GOVERNMENT IS MAKING SERIOUS PREPARATIONS JUST IN CASE WE HAVE AN EPIDEMIC EMERGENCY RESULTING FROM THIS EBOLA SCARE.THEY WILL NEVER BE FORGIVEN IF THEY ARE CAUGHT UNPREPARED HOPING TO BE BAILED OUT BY FOREIGN DONE ...
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  • IBN ABUDU @CANADASHEABUTTER@LOOK.CA 10 years ago

    WHO , YOU DON'T HAVE ANY CREDIBILITY ADVISING COUNTRIES ABOUT DISEASES .

    YOU HAVE SOLD YOUR CREDIBILITY TO THE PHARMACEAUTICAL COMPANIES TO INFLICT HAVOC ON CITIZENS AROUND THE GLOBE WITH THEIR DANGEROUS BIO WEAPONRY CHEMI ...
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  • Kofi 10 years ago

    I think this is a very laudable idea. Our borders should be close those people from the the other sister countries.The authorities should make sure that happened. After all, Senegal has already done the same thing. We can not ...
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  • PAUL 10 years ago

    If that is what can safe us, then it is the best thing to do at the moment. Other countries have closed their lan borders and I don´t know why Ghana has not done same. Either they are waiting for the epidemic to invade the c ...
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  • BONAFIDEKMAN 10 years ago

    This woman is crazy.If needs be ,we should shut down borders.This disease has no vaccine.Will there be people to do trade if the disease wipes all of us out?

  • koffie 10 years ago

    Mmmmmm

  • Jojo 10 years ago

    EBOLA,WHICH IS A DANGEROUS DISEASE IN AFRICA HAS STILL NOT BEEN RESEARCHED BY WORLD LEADING PHARMACEUTICAL COMPANIES,AND THEREFORE DO NOT HAVE ANY VACCCINE OR MEDICINE TO CURE IT.

    DOES IT MEAN THAT,VACCINES AND MEDICINES S ...
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  • CC 10 years ago

    Why was Ghana mentioned among countries that have the outbreak? is something being hidden from us or is it just poor reporting by journalist.

  • Jokoto 10 years ago

    The so called world health organization says what? We should go ahead and allow the deadly virus to spread so they can say that's all Africa is good for. We don't need whites thinking they can dictate how we should live every ...
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