CLEAN : Liberia removes ashes of Ebola dead from crematorium

The transcript discusses the impact of the Ebola epidemic on traditional burial practices, highlighting the conflict between religious customs and government regulations aimed at controlling the disease's spread. Despite initial resistance, there is a recognition of the need to adapt to new practices, such as cremation, to protect public health.

What is the initial topic mentioned before discussing Ebola?

• A meal and a personal note

• A historical event

• A political debate

• A scientific discovery

What traditional practice is challenged by the Ebola epidemic?

• Christian burial

• Wedding ceremonies

• Baptism rituals

• Harvest festivals

Why are religious communities unhappy with the new practices during the Ebola outbreak?

• They prefer traditional burial methods

• They are not informed about the changes

• They disagree with government policies

• They are not affected by the epidemic

What is the main reason for adopting cremation during the Ebola outbreak?

• To reduce environmental impact

• To follow international trends

• To save money on funerals

• To control the spread of the virus

How do religious communities reconcile with the new cremation practice?

• By ignoring the regulations

• By continuing traditional burials

• By protesting against it

• By accepting it to save lives