It could be Ebola.
The virus doesn't die, either.
It stays in a person's sweat, tears, snot, saliva, vomit, urine, feces, breast milk, and blood.
Enter the skin
Or it can enter the body through the eyes, nose, and mouth
The body of an infected person can become a huge source of infection that no one can touch.
The nurse took the family and washed their hands with soap.
Professional burial teams were also contacted.
They donned layers of protective clothing
They sprayed grandpa's room and his body with chlorine water.
They killed the virus and then bagged it.
They burned his mattress and clothes.
The nurse instructed the villagers
Use soap and water several times a day
Remember to remember
From this day onwards
The little girl's family was told to stay at home
Every day someone would come to check if they had the disease
Because the virus has an incubation period
Symptoms could appear within 21 days
A few frightening days passed
They didn't get sick
But just when they were about to be relieved
Mom had a fever
The little girl was afraid to touch her
Dad came
He wanted to take her to her uncle's house in the next village.
She was afraid that after she was in the hospital they would never see each other again
It was stupid.
But the little girl bravely stood in front of them
She said, "We must trust the professional
Mom and dad were filled with misery
But they agreed.
Sure enough, mom tested positive for Ebola
They wore thick protective clothing
Although it looked scary
But they gave very thoughtful treatment and care
The little girl missed her mother
But could only talk to him on the phone
Many patients died.
But his mother was getting better.
Soon he was able to see her from a safe distance.
Finally, one day
She was discharged from the hospital
The village actively cooperated with the medical center.
When someone was sick, they were taken to the hospital.
When someone leaves, they are immediately sent to a burial team.
Finally, they always wash their hands with soap carefully
These actions also hope that you who are watching take note of
Palm, back of the hand, fingertips, thumb, and finally crossed fingers
Wash your hands for no less than 20 seconds
Even when Ebola is rampant
Meat is scarce
Africa, where medical technology is backward
They can still beat it
All vitality comes from our respect for life
Starting with you and me
Please respect wild animals
Keep your distance from them
And in the midst of a life full of fear and death
Often the power of life is born to shine
They always appear as angels in white
Please believe in them
Please rely on them
And please always respect them
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