VOICED : Mas de 2.000 muertos por ebola

Ivory Coast remains Ebola-free, but awareness is crucial as neighboring countries are affected. Sierra Leone's football team will only include players living far from Ebola-affected areas. The virus, with over 2,000 deaths, spreads through direct contact with infected bodily fluids. No approved vaccine exists, but WHO has sanctioned experimental therapies. Vaccine prototypes are expected by November, and the UN aims to curb the epidemic within nine months.

What precaution is being taken for the football match between Ivory Coast and Sierra Leone?

• The match will be postponed until the epidemic is over.

• Only players living far from Sierra Leone's borders will participate.

• The match will be held without any audience.

• All players will be vaccinated before the match.

How is the Ebola virus primarily transmitted?

• Through the air like the flu.

• By direct contact with infected blood or bodily fluids.

• Through contaminated water sources.

• By mosquito bites.

What is the current status of a certified vaccine for Ebola?

• The vaccine is only available for healthcare workers.

• A vaccine is widely available.

• There is no certified vaccine yet.

• A vaccine is available but only in limited quantities.

What experimental therapies has the World Health Organization approved for Ebola?

• Radiation therapy.

• Antibiotics and antivirals.

• Blood-based therapies and serums.

• Herbal treatments and homeopathy.

What is the United Nations' target timeframe to control the Ebola epidemic?

• Within six to nine months.

• Within two years.

• Within three months.

• Within one year.