Britain is on high alert following the terrifying news that Ebola could hit their shores in the next two weeks. But who is most at risk of exposure and what is being done to prevent the deadly virus from spreading? Of course health workers, travellers and families of Ebola victims. But it's very difficult to fight against this mortal virus because it is new and countries don't have instruments enough to avoid the risk. Look at Spain, where a nurse has been infected after cleaning the room of the Ebola patient, priest Miguel Pajares, in the hospital where she worked. Now she is isolated and people close to her are watched although they don`t have symptoms. Despite confirmed cases of Ebola in the USA and Spain in recent weeks, Public Health says that the overall risk of Ebola in Europe remains low.
El ébola es una enfermedad mortal que ha traspasado las fronteras africanas para "colarse" en Europa y en Estados Unidos. En España tenemos el caso de una enfermera que afortunadamente lo ha superado pero el virus nos pilló desprevenidos, sin saber bien cómo reaccionar. ¿Cómo es posible que algo tan delicado y tan nuevo para todos nosotros se transforme en herramienta política? Seamos prudentes e intentemos colaborar para curar esta mortal enfermedad.
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