Ebola: the current situation, measures being taken, and reasons for Spain to be optimistic

[Janet]

Yep, here it is ...

[Nova]

That was so brilliant!  I'd vote for Geldof as Prime Minister any day 

[Michael]

I know there'll be the cynics ... but I don't care don't care. I love Bob Geldof ...

I'm getting 'this video has been removed by the user'.

[Janet]

yeah, I wondered how long that would last ... I'm sure it'll be available again in a day or two.

[Michael]

I like Sir Bob as well but I wonder if he has misjudged it this time.

For every One Direction fan that buys it because they're on it, god knows how many music fans won't buy it for exactly the same reason.

[Janet]

ah no, won't make a difference ... never was about the "music" ... good god Bananarama were on it first time round!!

[Guanche]

Such is my cynicism at the press and the establishment I'm not sure about this one. Whether it's correct or the establishment is trying to have a second pop at her since the first one, that she was negligent,  didn't work. 
It would seem that although the nurse at the centre of the Ebola outbreak in Spain has a clean bill of health and gained much public sympathy from the public over the 'Murder' of her pet dog, which caused her and her husband much anguish. She seems, for a few, to have little sympathy for the people she may have infected and who had to be quarantined for 21 days.

An article in El Pias states that even though she was running a temperature she went to the hairdressers. This had the subsequent effect of the owners, two women, being quarantined and the salon being closed for 2 months. Before it was re opened it had to be disinfected and refurnished.  The women are complaining the nurse, a customer of the salon for over eight years has not contacted them to offer any form of apology. So they have hired lawyers to see if there is any possibility of suing the local government and the nurse. I can see their point.

The local doctor that treated her for the temperature who was also quarantined, was not told by the nurse that she had contact with Ebola. Something I find strange.

[Michael]

Thank God for the Irish Sea. 

Ebola case confirmed in Glasgow hospital.

[Guanche]

Still finding it hard to get my head around this whole supposed world ending epidemic. How on earth can someone just leave the infected area get on public transport and fly halfway around the globe. Stop off at one of the worlds busiest airports, get on another aircraft and casually walk out of the airport at the end destination and go home.

The whole Ebola out break seems to have been one cock up after another with people going to the infected area and then, seemingly, swaning off all over the world with no control or safety measures what so ever. If IS and other extreme terrorist used their heads they wouldn't need explosives just send one of their suicide nutters to catch ebola and then get on an aircraft. Bobs your uncle!!

Or am I missing the point?

[Nova]

I think you have the point spot on