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Ebola: Nationals from a small town in Macenta cry "planned euthanasia " after the death of 18 people (E)
Written by Mosaic. Posted in Politics
It is from a letter addressed to the Association of Guinean nationals of France, to the Supreme Council of Forest diaspora, to the deans and sages of Forest Guinea, that we learn that 18 people have died, no one knows of what, Ebola or another mysterious illness in a small town in the prefecture Macenta. Confusion reigns on site, minds are frayed. Citizens of this small town, shout to 'the planned euthanasia. Here is the letter:
Subject: URGENT S.O.S at N'ZENIE (administrative region Macenta).
To Gentlemen Presidents of ARGUIFA and CSDF, Deans and Elders of the Forest Guinea,
It is with a broken heart completely overshadowed that I write this message to request your urgent help. Here are the facts:
N'Z?ni?n our village, located 120 Kms southwest of Macenta , experienced in the space of three weeks 18 deaths the causes of which have not been formally identified. The local health authorities are confusing in their way to act. Worse, they spread terror by telling patients that the disease, Ebola is incurable. This is an error which complicates the management of the crisis.
? There is also the case of staff of the Red Cross who gave an injection to a suffering woman who passed away in the hours following the injection.
This gives rise to suspicion and unrestrained interpretations given that the injection was made without prior diagnosis. We are led to believe that the officers practiced euthanasia on the woman.
? There is also the suspicious demand from the Sub-Prefect requesting the identification of family members of the deceased to know exactly the number to send them to Macenta. This demand creates panic in parents who have no other recourse.
Here are many facts that complicate the management of the crisis Ebola and facilitates the spread of the disease.
To recap, three months ago, in Macenta, officers of the Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders had separated .... We call on all levels to help manage the crisis and assist parents who are in distress.
We are counting on your understanding
Napoleon Sovogui
. Contact Phone: 203-435-6110
PS: You can also contact Dr. Antoine Sovogui at 267-600-2560,
for all practical purposes.
http://www.mosaiqueguinee.com/index....onnes-courrier
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?p=543332
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Mon, September 22, 2014, 1:49 Posted By Thierno Souleymane
N'z?ni?, a village where Ebola is ravaging in the ignorance of the authorities
From Morocco, Pokpa Sakouvogui, a young Guinean of 26 year old, a former Guinean scholar, is fighting hard to try to save his village, N'z?ni?, which he said could disappear if nothing is done.
At N'z?ni?, a village with about 500 inhabitants, are registered over 60 deaths due to Ebola virus, according to the list of names forwarded to Guin?enews from this young geologist.
For him, without a shadow of a doubt, the village would be completely isolated by the competent authorities, due to the absence of state services and roads in the rainy season. On site, "there is no health facility, so patients have no support, despite the presence of some local agents wearing clothing stamped with the sign of the red cross. They attend funerals but do nothing for the patients ..., "he says.
Aware of the threats related to the expansion of the Ebola virus in his village, Pokpa "is sending out an SOS to the relevant authorities to ask them to expedite the dispatch of a team of health workers and medical specialists to N'z?ni?, to stop the spread of this epidemic that is ravaging. The epidemic has already affected some surrounding villages such as Zinigrozou, Nobrotono and our authorities completely ignore this situation ... ".
The young citizen said that he does not understand the abandonment of his village and its inhabitants, located at 105 km from Macenta, in the sub-prefecture of Fassankoni, just 7 km from Liberia. Pending a support that is not forthcoming, Pokpa, still harbors hopes of being heard before irreversible damage occurs. "I'm already attempted by sending an SOS message to the president via his Facebook account and also on the occasion of the visit of Prime Minister to Morocco, I sent him a letter through the students' association, he has apparently not received. "
According to information gathered by Guineenews, the management of the crisis of the Ebola in Nz?ni? experienced a few months ago, a revolt by villagers when a suffering woman had passed away after an injection she would have received. Also, an application for the registration of family members of the deceased, without any explanation, would have favored panic among villagers who fueled interpretations and suspicions against agents of the Red Cross. But is that a reason to simply ignore the ravages of Ebola in this lonely village? A case to be built.
http://guineenews.org/nzenie-un-vil...vages-dans-lignorance-suspecte-des-autorites/
Published 4 days ago according to Google as the article is undated.
Translation Google
Ebola: Nationals from a small town in Macenta cry "planned euthanasia " after the death of 18 people (E)
Written by Mosaic. Posted in Politics
It is from a letter addressed to the Association of Guinean nationals of France, to the Supreme Council of Forest diaspora, to the deans and sages of Forest Guinea, that we learn that 18 people have died, no one knows of what, Ebola or another mysterious illness in a small town in the prefecture Macenta. Confusion reigns on site, minds are frayed. Citizens of this small town, shout to 'the planned euthanasia. Here is the letter:
Subject: URGENT S.O.S at N'ZENIE (administrative region Macenta).
To Gentlemen Presidents of ARGUIFA and CSDF, Deans and Elders of the Forest Guinea,
It is with a broken heart completely overshadowed that I write this message to request your urgent help. Here are the facts:
N'Z?ni?n our village, located 120 Kms southwest of Macenta , experienced in the space of three weeks 18 deaths the causes of which have not been formally identified. The local health authorities are confusing in their way to act. Worse, they spread terror by telling patients that the disease, Ebola is incurable. This is an error which complicates the management of the crisis.
? There is also the case of staff of the Red Cross who gave an injection to a suffering woman who passed away in the hours following the injection.
This gives rise to suspicion and unrestrained interpretations given that the injection was made without prior diagnosis. We are led to believe that the officers practiced euthanasia on the woman.
? There is also the suspicious demand from the Sub-Prefect requesting the identification of family members of the deceased to know exactly the number to send them to Macenta. This demand creates panic in parents who have no other recourse.
Here are many facts that complicate the management of the crisis Ebola and facilitates the spread of the disease.
To recap, three months ago, in Macenta, officers of the Red Cross and Doctors Without Borders had separated .... We call on all levels to help manage the crisis and assist parents who are in distress.
We are counting on your understanding
Napoleon Sovogui
. Contact Phone: 203-435-6110
PS: You can also contact Dr. Antoine Sovogui at 267-600-2560,
for all practical purposes.
http://www.mosaiqueguinee.com/index....onnes-courrier
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?p=543332
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Translation Google
Mon, September 22, 2014, 1:49 Posted By Thierno Souleymane
N'z?ni?, a village where Ebola is ravaging in the ignorance of the authorities
From Morocco, Pokpa Sakouvogui, a young Guinean of 26 year old, a former Guinean scholar, is fighting hard to try to save his village, N'z?ni?, which he said could disappear if nothing is done.
At N'z?ni?, a village with about 500 inhabitants, are registered over 60 deaths due to Ebola virus, according to the list of names forwarded to Guin?enews from this young geologist.
For him, without a shadow of a doubt, the village would be completely isolated by the competent authorities, due to the absence of state services and roads in the rainy season. On site, "there is no health facility, so patients have no support, despite the presence of some local agents wearing clothing stamped with the sign of the red cross. They attend funerals but do nothing for the patients ..., "he says.
Aware of the threats related to the expansion of the Ebola virus in his village, Pokpa "is sending out an SOS to the relevant authorities to ask them to expedite the dispatch of a team of health workers and medical specialists to N'z?ni?, to stop the spread of this epidemic that is ravaging. The epidemic has already affected some surrounding villages such as Zinigrozou, Nobrotono and our authorities completely ignore this situation ... ".
The young citizen said that he does not understand the abandonment of his village and its inhabitants, located at 105 km from Macenta, in the sub-prefecture of Fassankoni, just 7 km from Liberia. Pending a support that is not forthcoming, Pokpa, still harbors hopes of being heard before irreversible damage occurs. "I'm already attempted by sending an SOS message to the president via his Facebook account and also on the occasion of the visit of Prime Minister to Morocco, I sent him a letter through the students' association, he has apparently not received. "
According to information gathered by Guineenews, the management of the crisis of the Ebola in Nz?ni? experienced a few months ago, a revolt by villagers when a suffering woman had passed away after an injection she would have received. Also, an application for the registration of family members of the deceased, without any explanation, would have favored panic among villagers who fueled interpretations and suspicions against agents of the Red Cross. But is that a reason to simply ignore the ravages of Ebola in this lonely village? A case to be built.
http://guineenews.org/nzenie-un-vil...vages-dans-lignorance-suspecte-des-autorites/