US governors, army differ on Ebola quarantines Without the vernacular program, they would not have understood the preventive measures to be taken to avoid Ebola, says the retired teacher from Saint John, a village near the southern port of Buchanan. Wudea keeps a radio set nearby and never misses the news programmes in his native Bassa language, broadcast by the local station Radio Gbehzohn. He says it was Bassa programming that got him into the habit of asking his children and grandchildren to wash their hands frequently as a measure against Ebola infection. And his fellow villagers are all now aware of preventive measures against the disease and the need to avoid physical contact with the sick or the dead, he says.
Posted on: Tue, 28 Oct 2014 07:37:57 +0000
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