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 are the feelings expressed about the burning of people during the Ebola epidemic?

How does the speaker relate the burning of bodies to religious traditions?

What measures were put in place by the government to control the spread of Ebola?

What emotional impact does the speaker convey regarding the treatment of deceased individuals during the epidemic?

What is the speaker's perspective on the necessity of burning bodies?