Obama: We Are Not Moving Fast Enough to Stop Ebola

The transcript discusses the U.S. leadership in the global response to an epidemic, highlighting the establishment of a military command in Liberia to support civilian efforts. It details the collaboration with Senegal for an air bridge and the setup of a field hospital and training facility. The international community, including the UN, is urged to increase efforts and resources to combat the epidemic effectively. The speaker emphasizes the need for a fast and sustained response, calling for more nations and organizations to contribute critical assets and capabilities.

What role did the United States play in the international response to the health crisis?

• They provided financial aid only.

• They established a military command in Liberia.

• They sent only medical supplies.

• They did not participate.

Which country is collaborating with the US to create an air bridge for health workers?

• Ghana

• Nigeria

• Senegal

• Ivory Coast

What is one of the key actions taken to support health workers in the region?

• Building new hospitals in the US

• Setting up a field hospital in West Africa

• Training local police forces

• Providing online courses

What is the main challenge mentioned in the response to the epidemic?

• Too many volunteers

• Insufficient resources and slow response

• Overabundance of medical supplies

• Lack of international interest

What is necessary for the response to the epidemic to be effective?

• Ignoring bureaucratic processes

• Swift, sustained action with international cooperation

• Individual efforts without coordination

• A slow and steady approach