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This document provides information about Ebola, including its symptoms, how it spreads, and how deadly it is. It kills around 90% of those infected and there is currently no cure. The document lists Ebola's common symptoms like fever, diarrhea, and joint pain. It also explains that Ebola spreads through contact with body fluids and is highly contagious. Finally, it provides tips on how to protect oneself, such as washing hands frequently, avoiding bush meat, and disinfecting one's surroundings.

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Ebola Flyer

This document provides information about Ebola, including its symptoms, how it spreads, and how deadly it is. It kills around 90% of those infected and there is currently no cure. The document lists Ebola's common symptoms like fever, diarrhea, and joint pain. It also explains that Ebola spreads through contact with body fluids and is highly contagious. Finally, it provides tips on how to protect oneself, such as washing hands frequently, avoiding bush meat, and disinfecting one's surroundings.

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What You Need to Know

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www.ebolafacts.com
Ebola
Facts
Ebola is a very scary disease.
It kills 90% of the time and has no
cure. The good news is that you don't
have to get it.
If you see anything suspicious - or
anyone displaying the symptoms of
Ebola, call these numbers
immediately.
You will save lives!
0802 316 9485
0803 308 6660
0803 306 5303
0805 528 1442
0805 532 9229
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How to Protect
Yourself
Ebola is Deadly
but Preventable!
Lets work together
to save lives!
Don't Touch Carcasses
Dead bodies can still transmit Ebola.
Don't touch them without protective
gear or avoid them altogether.
Protect Yourself
Use protective gear if you must care
or go near someone you suspect has
Ebola. Dont share toothbrushes or
other things that have body fluids.
Keep to yourself!
Report
Report any suspicious symptoms
in yourself or anyone else
IMMEDIATELY you notice them.
Don't delay! Dont be ashamed! You
will save a life!
Educate Everyone
Tell your neighbours, colleagues
and domestic staff. You're safer
when everyone is educated about
Ebola.
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MEDIA
Whats
Ebola?
Symptoms
of Ebola
Fever
Diarrhoea
Weakness
Stomach Pain
Headache
Vomiting
Joint & Muscle
Ache
Lack of
Appetite
Ebola is a very scary disease.
It kills 90% of the time and has no
The symptoms generally take 2 - 21 days to
show. They can look like malaria or a flu so
be very careful.
Its Bloody
Ebola is what scientists call a
haemorraghic fever - it operates by
making its victims bleed from
almost anywhere on their body.
Usually, victims bleed to death.
Its Contagious
Ebola is highly contagious; being
transmitted via contact with body
fluids such as blood, saliva, semen
or body discharges.
Ebola is NOT AIRBORNE!
Its Really Deadly
About 90% of people that catch
Ebola will die from it. It's one of the
deadliest diseases in the world,
killing in a few weeks.
Its Untreatable
This is the sad part - Ebola has no
known treatment or cure. Victims
are usually treated for symptoms
with the faint hope that they
recover.
How to Protect
Yourself
Wash Your Hands with
Soap
Do this a lot. You can also use a
good hand sanitizer. Avoid
unnecessary contact!
No Bush Meat & Suya
Bush meat may be carrying the
virus. Also avoid suya. Better to
restrict yourself to food you
prepared yourself.
Disinfect Your Surroundings
The virus cannot survive
disinfectants, heat, direct sunlight,
detergents and soaps. Clean up!
Fumigate If you Have Pests
Rodents can be carriers of Ebola.
Fumigate your environment &
dispose of the carcasses properly!
There are a few things to protect yourself and
your family. Don't mess around with this
advice; remember, Ebola has no cure!

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