CLEAN : New head of UN Ebola fight visits Freetown

The transcript discusses the urgent need for collective global action to combat the Ebola outbreak. It emphasizes that no single entity can tackle the crisis alone and highlights the threat Ebola poses to economies, livelihoods, and social structures worldwide. The speaker stresses the importance of acting quickly to save lives and prevent the spread of the disease, noting that as long as Ebola exists in one country, it remains a threat to all.

What does the text suggest about the collective action needed to combat Ebola?

What is the significance of saving lives in the context of the Ebola outbreak?

What are the implications of Ebola on economies and social structures?

Why is it important for the world to act quickly against Ebola?

How does the presence of Ebola in one country affect other countries?