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Gorillas and Chimpanzees also need an effecti

Congo(Africa): Gorillas and Chimpanzees in the world are also under the threat of Ebola virus. The infectious microorganisms have appeared to be the single greatest destroyer of the global existence of gorillas and chimpanzees. As per the latest reports, one-third of their population is being wiped out since the 1990s. The virus is appeared to be more deadly to great apes than on humans. Among apes the Ebola virus has established a higher fatality rate of 95% for gorillas and 77% for chimpanzees...

Royal British army medical wing moves to Sier

United Kingdom: British Army medical wing has decided to move to Sierra Leone to take part in the fight against Ebola. This is assumed to be in connection with the global leaders promise to cooperate with the international community's efforts to combat the spreading of the killer disease. The British medical team comprising of nurses, doctors and infectious disease consultants, will be joining the 40 soldiers already in the West African country who have been working at a UK-supported treatment...

Ebola outbreak puts Chocolate industry under

Ivory Coast: The entire chocolate industry in the world has been put under threat because of the outbreak of the Ebola virus in Western Africa. Ivory Coast is being known as the largest producer of cocoa beans in the world. Following the Ebola threat, the country is forced to shut down its borders with Guinea and Liberia in Western Africa. This decision has made the nation's Coca bean-picking work under totally exhausted condition. The two countries west of the Ivorian border, are among the ...

Barack Obama to send US troops to fight again

Washington:- It is said that US President Barack Obama would be officially announcing his plans to send 3,000 American troops including medical teams to Liberia to help fight the devastatingly spreading Ebola virus. It is understood that the US military will oversee building new treatment centers with an intention to help and train medical staff. There has been severe criticism over the cool international response and measures taken to contain the deadly epidemic. Ghana President John Dramani...

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