Ebola Crisis to Usher in the New World Order and FEMA Quarantine Coming...? And How to Keep Your Family Safe From Catching Ebola!

With concern increasing over the deadly Ebola virus, now killing a total of around 1,000 people and infecting 1,700 others, provisions are currently underway in the United States, where even healthy Americans will be subjected to mandatory quarantine in the event of an Ebola pandemic.

Furthermore western governments are now issuing alerts to doctors across the nation to be on the lookout for symptoms of Ebola after an infected Liberian man was found traveling in a major airport hub in Nigeria.  

The video below dives into the Ebola NIGHTMARE and covers imperative details about what will happen in the  U.S. in the event of this major pandemic……

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As of Today Here is the LATEST FACTS ON EBOLA from International SOS: 

“8 August

“The World Health Organization has declared the Ebola situation to be a Public Health Emergency of International Concern (PHEIC). The declaration and the recommendations do not change International SOS current advice, however we are monitoring closely to see how member states will implement the recommendations.

“The statement confirms that countries which have transmission of Ebola should declare a national emergency, and consider temporarily stopping mass gatherings. WHO advises countries ensure adequatemanagement of cases (including diagnostic capability, adequate PPE, security for healthcare workers), andquarantine can be considered as necessary. Education of the public on the disease and preventive measures needs to continue. All affected countries are instructed to screen exiting international travellers. The screening should include a minimum of a questionnaire and temperature measurement. Anyone who has Ebola or symptoms of Ebola should not travel. Contacts of Ebola cases should be monitored on a daily basis, and should not travel nationally or internationally for 21 days after exposure. However healthcare workers who have had NO unprotected exposure are not restricted from travel. WHO expects countries to ensure airline crews have “appropriate medical care” when operating in affected countries, and have mechanisms for contact tracing of travellers. WHO again reiterated there is “no general ban on international travel or trade“, however Ebola cases and their contacts should only travel if “the travel is part of an appropriate medical evacuation”.

“Liberia: According to the latest update by the Ministry of Health, additional cases and deaths have been confirmed. Healthcare workers continue to be affected. Unconfirmed sources report that Liberian authorities have closed all land borders.The military on 7 August set up a blockade to stop people moving from Ebola affected regions into Monrovia.

“According to media sources, JKF, ELWA and Redemption hospitals will resume operations next week.These hospitals were closed down following cases of Ebola in health care workers. Health officials will be providing the hospital staffs with Personal protective equipments (PPE) like gloves, safety gears and suits.

“Nigeria: Media sources report that Nigerian official have implemented screening for ALL outward bound travellers. Travellers who show symptoms would be prevented from travelling. Foriegners who show symptoms would be allowed to travel if their countries have the capacity for a properly supervised evacuation and treatment.

“Barbados: Authorities announced the implementation of screening protocols at airports and ports. An advisory to defer travel was also issued.

“Trinidad and Tobago: Unconfirmed sources reportt that the Airports Authority of Trinidad and Tobago is working with various other departments to follow best practice protocols to prevent spread of EVD. They announced that they are constantly monitoring passengers at the Piarco (POS) and ANR Robinson International (TAB) airports.

“United States: Officials have advised family members of embassy staff posted in Liberia to return home.

“Vietnam: Media sources report that the Vietnamese Ministry of Health will screen passengers coming into the country from the Guinea, Liberia, Nigeria and Sierra Leone. They will be asked to fill out a health declaration form, starting 15 August. Training of healthcare workers has also been initiated.” >>> Click Here For More Updates On Ebola!! 

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