OH, no kidding. One, you have an overwhelmed system, they don’t have near the beds they need. No infrastructure. I keep asking why aren’t they moving these patients out of town? Like Firestone, set up shipping containers, line with plastic. But, mostly, move them out of the center of the population.
And you have a population that won’t come in for treatment until the end.
I don’t know.
But I think of an article I read about Mali [which is just now being mentioned with ebola] ...
But the article said that if a water buffalo or a horse walking down the street dies, no one carts it off. It stays there in the street and rots until it is just bones.
And that if a part of a building rots, it’s not fixed, it’s just left there.
Certainly, I would have to guess Liberia has no money to put towards fighting this disease. Hence, foreign troops going in now.