WHO Says Tanzania May Be Hiding Possible Ebola Cases

The WHO issued a rare public statement about Tanzania's handling of suspected Ebola cases. Despite reports of possible cases, Tanzania has not reported any to WHO and has not cooperated in sharing clinical data. This lack of transparency hinders WHO's ability to assess the risk. Tanzania, bordering the Ebola-affected Democratic Republic of Congo, faces potential economic impacts on tourism if an outbreak occurs. The US urges Tanzania to comply with international health regulations.

What prompted WHO to make a rare public statement about Tanzania?

• Tanzania's economic policies

• Suppression of information about suspected Ebola cases

• A natural disaster in the region

• A new tourism initiative

What has WHO requested from Tanzania regarding the suspected Ebola cases?

• To perform a second round of tests

• To change its health minister

• To increase tourism

• To close its borders

Why is WHO unable to assess the Ebola risk in Tanzania?

• Lack of funding

• Natural disasters

• Political instability

• Tanzania's refusal to share clinical data

Which neighboring country is currently facing an Ebola outbreak?

• Democratic Republic of Congo

• Uganda

• Kenya

• Rwanda

What could be a consequence of an Ebola outbreak in Tanzania?

• Rise in educational opportunities

• Decline in tourism

• Boost in local agriculture

• Increased foreign investment