VOICED : Liberian handshake lost to Ebola outbreak

The Ebola virus outbreak in West Africa has led to a decline in the traditional handshake, a cultural norm in countries like Liberia and Sierra Leone. To prevent the spread of the virus, people are avoiding physical contact, with some regions even imposing fines for handshakes. Alternative greetings, such as elbow bumps, are being adopted to minimize transmission risks. The cultural shift highlights the significant impact of Ebola on social customs in the region.

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