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The current Ebola outbreak in West Africa began in Guinea in December 2013. From there, it quickly spread to Liberia and Sierra Leone. Cases also appeared in Senegal and Nigeria, and a separate outbreak appeared in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Today, Liberia lies is at the center of the epidemic, with more than 3,000 cases of infection - about half of which have been fatal.
Just as President Obama announced that he would be sending American troops to help combat the epidemic, VICE News traveled to Monrovia, Liberia's capital, to spend time with those on the front lines of the outbreak.
In Part 2, through the lens of an Ebola awareness team leader named Archie, we learn one of the main issues that is perpetuating the outbreak - confusion about the virus itself.
Watch Part 1: bit.ly/Ebola-Part-1
Watch Part 2: bit.ly/Ebola-Part-2
Watch Part 3: bit.ly/Ebola-Part-3
Monkey Meat and the Ebola Outbreak in Liberia: bit.ly/Monkey-Meat
Uncovering a Mysterious Cholera Outbreak in Haiti: bit.ly/1x7C90J
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These people are suffering and dying and everyone in the comments are acting like 12 year olds and making racist jokes. Even if you don't care about them the least you could do is show some respect.
Respect doesn't exist anymore in the 21st century
The comment section made me sad more than the video itself.
I think a large part of them may actually be 12 year olds.
they are keyboard tough, wouldnt dare speak inpublic like that.I think we should take take nice arabs in middle east and ship our hillbillies there so Al Quieda and themcan have a battle to the death.Whoever loses is a great startto the planet!
no
It's amazing how professional the healthcare workers are and their devotion to helping people even if it means losing their own lives.
the workers are so patriotic, it amazes me
Yeah, I was also really impressed by how patriotic they were, especially when you consider they are probably not paid very well at all.
Goes to show that on every corner of this Earth there are good people willing to do what's right to help others, even if it doesn't seem like it at times.
In Part 2, through the lens of an Ebola awareness team leader named Archie, we learn one of the main issues that is perpetuating the outbreak - confusion about the virus itself.
Watch Part 1: bit.ly/Ebola-Part-1
Watch Part 3: bit.ly/Ebola-Part-3
It would be awesome if everytime you post videos like this you ban the disgusting comments.
- I'm done.
***** Um, it is called satire. I don't know your age but based on your horrible grammar I would assume you are quite young. Your first comment I am pretty sure you don't work for Vice especially with a level of professionalism like that.
*laughs* as the 9 year old strikes back.
Honestly I don't really watch sports.I made this account for my brother. He chose the name. Also I am quite the skinny fellow.
***** didnt come out yet
My god, that's a courthouse? Looks like a fucking homeless shelter.
Where they in a courthouse?!
Man, I cant tell the difference between these comments and documents from the 1800's.
Most are just dumb jokes, but sadly some are not....
god please bless and watch over those brave souls.....
God help them (Please no hate comments)
Medical treatment would be better.
Than*
Very moving. Thank you, VICE. Your work is some of the most important in the world.
Thank u for the time and care in this eyeopening work
God bless
Wow, I have so much respect for the workers. May they be blessed and safe.
Finally yes more info
My heart goes out to the people suffering and thank goodness for the workers & doctors doing their best to treat them. I wish them all the strength and good health in the world to pull through this seemingly endless tragedy.
hats off for their dedication and the spirit
BEEN WAITTING
This breaks my heart. I think the local and foreign individuals responding to this crisis are heros and great examples of the good that still exists in the world.
wow - this is really powerful & frightening ... inspiring to see the dead body workers charge in with such courage ... and to the Vice News Team to serve the public by risking their own lives to cover this story. Thank you from Utah!
Much respect to those guys on the body pickup squad & the health workers in Liberia.
major props to those workers
May the God gives strength and blesses these people.
the reporters a brave man
I love VICE News!! You get right in about the story. Deeper than any other news channel. Thanks!!
I commend the courage and dedication of these healthcare workers.
This is why i love Vice New, Best channel ever.
Bless those workers.
Gotta hand it to those people helping in Liberia. Takes great courage to help others that can potentially harm your health with this disease.
For the type of service these people are doing knowing they have a high risk of getting infected they dont get enough praise. I know I wouldn't be able to do this myself
that guy picking up infected bodies has some enormous balls to do that
brave, brave people.
It's a shame what these poor people have to endure. Sending them my best wishes
the body retrieval team members are very valiant. everyone that is interviewed that mentions serving the people of liberia are wonderful people.
they are risking their lives without a second thought to help in one of the most difficult places to help. they are all national heroes of liberia, and the human race as a whole!
Lol he is playing with that bag at 10:00
Videos like this brings all of the creeps out. 😖
Wow! I feel for these people...
Just show us part 3 NOW !!!!!!!!!!!
Good for you, workers! Thank you for helping the Liberian people! You are true heroes working to aid people you don't even know just for the love of your country! Truly honorable!
Yes
Really sad for the people and how insane the reality of this situation is. I'm gonna be sure that I stay aware of this developing situation as I have been since hearing about the first cases and just monitor it. Not going to be overly paranoid but also wont be dumbfounded of its existence.
may god bless these innocent people
This shouldent happen in the world........(of warcraft)
This guy at 12:00........ good work men !! You got balls you are an exemple of humanity !!! Nothing less than hero
Seeing them take out that dead body... almost made me cry
You guys at Vice news are amazing! I would love to get to see the world like you guys do. What is life if u don't take risks? Thank you for providing truth and authentic reporting around the world. Be safe and keep up the work!
it almost seems like a bunch of high schoolers who forgot to do their homework and now they have to answer for their work and their lack of knowledge is extremely apparent
So sad :(
:( it's sad.
ebola-chan strikes again
6:24 thats some REAL hip hop right there !!!
May god help us to stop this horrible disease
I miss the "Ebola in town" song from "Monkey Meat and the Ebola Outbreak in Liberia" :P
I find myself randomly singing it and then think "WTH!!".... :\ ............ btw Ebola is in town so don't eat something dangerous
Ebola- Ebola Don't touch you're friend!!!
Karandeep Singh Yeah happened to me today too!
hey admiration and affection might work too
"Ebola, Ebola in town *don't touch your friends* it is dangerous" I love that song..
Where is part 3?
VICE uploads sections of their video every 2-3 days.
You know I am so grateful that I live in the U.S, but I feel guilty that if I get sick I go to my doctor or the ER and get the best medical care that there is, and these poor people are waiting in mud and filth to get some help that really isn't very good. I hope that we can find a way to help them but I feel that this is only the beginning of a pandemic that will sweep all aroung the globe like the flu did in 1918 killing 10's of millions. God help us all.
key words here "real people ,real stories ,real lives "
Education is vital
They have some balls to go there and record this
These workers are the heroes of the world, shame they won't get compensated for their efforts.
Consider a scenario with a mutation that causes an early leakage of blood into the upper airways of the victim. The victim sneezes, by which means droplets of blood saturated with virus particles are ejected up into the air. Usually viruses doesn't mutate to change their way of transmission but the nature of this disease maybe should be of greater concern with respect to such a possibility.
I like VICE News, don't get me wrong, but please stop overusing subtitles. English is my second language and I don't need them to understand the people in this particular video. Not everybody speaks with an American or an English accent.
***** Nope. I understand them just fine
***** I get your point, I wasn't attacking English people on this matter. I mentioned English because I believe VICE probably expects its audience to understand both accents but not "foreign" ones.
***** Can you add some subtitles for what you just said? I'm having a hard time understanding your accent. Thank you!
***** I'm American and I understand the people in this video perfectly without the need for subtitles.
That I love Westpoint shirt tho
Poor kids:(
This will probably be the turning point for those poor African countries where the sanitary conditions and healthcare will get modernized… They will suffer from ebola. But in the long terms, the system put in place to deal with ebola will help patients with malaria, cholera, rabies and other diseases.
Without an aggressive incentive, those poor and uneducated countries stay undeveloped.
Or not.
4:34 did he just flip me off ??
No ebola song? Ebola, Ebola lola, don't touch your friend (:
Vice is fucking brave.... Young people reporting real news to young people in a way that gets to the facts so we can understand and make our own decisions...
these health care workers are absolute HEROES!
Those songs are sad...
This is not a joke God help us
I'm just constantly using hand sanitiser watching this series.
the guy dancing at 6:33 tho rotffffl, off topic but that was funny
4:35 the finger. I think that was purposely :-P
I wonder if those rappers are the same ones who rapped about there being NO Ebola in Liberia in Vice's previous report earlier this Summer... Jussayin
It's allready out of control and nobody questions or is suspicious.
Who ever is behind this crime, did there best to hide there tracks.
20,40,70
Victim of the American education system.
Never wish this or any disease on anyone😭Act like a responsible adult and show respect! It’s not that hard
srry just thought you said you dont have the facilities yet those were empty beds behind you! please explain?
i thank danny gold and crew for taking a risk and reporting on this. but, be careful bro, that shit is for realz.
Shirts that say "I [heart/love] West Point" exist.
Well, now I've seen everything. No kidding.
LOL, VICE, just hanging out in Ebolaville, LIBERIA, with the other 3000 troops...and having a Cocktail or two as we speak...and some nice Chop.
I've seen many documentaries that exhibited poverty, but I have to say, the living conditions of the people in this video are the worst I have ever seen. I suppose that knowing that the climate is also horrendously hot with smothering humidity, damp moldy places, with Mosquitos the size of small children, really hits home the misery these people live in.
Guy at 4:37 flips at the camera secretly
subtitulos!!!!! a español
The end is near...
I think the same
I think so too cause all the things thats been happening, the planes gone missing, Israel war, suicides, ebola, that guy who killed his mom and had sex with her dead body... Like wtf
***** Fake, whats he gonna do about it
Ain't that a fuckin' laugh.
***** Soo what if its not a hoax then he raised all that money to travel there just to risk his life and get the virus?
THANK YOU OBAMACARE
The end is nigh my friends. Stock up. I'll see you on the other side.
vice reporter "wants to go home"
Man, those african doctors have balls of steel, these guys are heroes.
this is so sad :(
MAN I GOT REAL NERVOUS WHEN THE REPORTER ITCHED HIS NOSE
You scratch an itch! !!! You do not itch an itch!!!
Is there any way we could donate money in order to build more hospitals or send more people down to help?
On
Is that Lindsey Lohan in West Point?!
The US and Europe should be dumping tons of money (they have it) to building decent infrastructure in some of these countries. This may not make a lot of logical sense but right now I'm just really upset with all this. It's insane to see a country so overwhelmed and under prepared to handle such a vicious disease.
Glory be to God!
i believe that the liberian accent is in the top 10 of best accents in the world
4:30 he flips the reporter off watch closely
Better quarantine the whole area now while its concentrated.
Quarantine and decontaminate the whole area while it is concentrated is the sensible,cost effective thing to do while the army is employed there. CLOROX BLEACH CORP THROUGH USAID HAVE MADE A COMITTMENT TO SUPPLY ALL THE BLEACH THAT IS NEEDED. I WISH THE NEIGHBORHOOD WOULD ASK FOR IT.
Salute to people doing the job against ebola
oh my goodness. G-d help us all.