CLEAN : Residents on edge as government confirms Ebola cases in Uganda's capital

The video discusses the Ebola outbreak in Kampala, highlighting the difficulty in identifying cases and the government's response to contain the outbreak. It mentions the number of confirmed cases and the tracking of contacts to prevent further spread. The role of health workers in identifying potential cases and the importance of symptoms in determining infectiousness are also covered.

What is the speaker's perception of the Ebola outbreak in Kampala?

• The speaker is extremely worried about the outbreak.

• The speaker is unaware of the outbreak.

• The speaker feels safe and believes the outbreak is being managed well.

• The speaker thinks the outbreak is not being contained.

How many confirmed Ebola cases were reported in Kampala as of the 23rd?

• 34 cases

• 23 cases

• 90 cases

• 14 cases

What action is being taken for people who were in contact with Ebola patients in Kampala?

• They are being ignored.

• They are being isolated or followed.

• They are being sent to another city.

• They are being vaccinated immediately.

When do individuals with Ebola become infectious?

• When they leave the city.

• After a week of exposure.

• Only when they show symptoms.

• As soon as they are exposed to the virus.

What is the role of health workers in managing the Ebola outbreak?

• To distribute food and supplies.

• To alert and suspect potential Ebola cases.

• To organize community events.

• To provide general healthcare services.