Re: Guinea Says Ebola Spreads to New Regions Near AngloGold Mine
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Ebola in a gold mine in Siguiri : 4 dead and four other cases in Doko
Post by Guineematin 28 - October - 2014
This is a story that makes one shudder beyond Siguiri. The sub -prefecture of Doko, hosting gold mines and especially neighboring sister Republic of Mali, is now concerned about the Ebola virus disease whose initial data are alarming: 4 dead and four other cases identified and transferred to the center treatment , according to information received at Guineematin.com
To believe the information, the authorities in the sub-prefecture of Doko (Siguiri Prefecture) would be very worried. Also sensitive to the resurgence of Ebola in Siguiri, the prefect, Cheick Diallo ordered the sub-prefect of Doko, Cheick Simagan Amara, to
suspend operations in the gold mines, waiting to learn more, and especially in seeking to better control the chain of contamination Ebola.
Beyond civic concern that the spread of Ebola results in all parts of the Guinean territory, the proximity of the sub-prefecture of Doka of our neighboring Mali and especially the mobility of the communities residing in the two countries make fear a strong risk of exportation of the virus to this country that has always been open and supportive to Guinea, especially in these times of Ebola.
Moussa Diawara Tatakourou
http://guineematin.com/?p=5765
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Ebola in Doko, Siguiri Prefecture: the root of it is a Leone
Post by Guineematin 28 - October - 2014
As announced in a previous dispatch, the Ebola virus disease currently concerned residents, citizens and authorities of Siguiri in general and the sub-prefecture of Doko in particular, which has now recorded four deaths and 4 patients evacuated to the Ebola treatment center at Siguiri center.
According to testimony entrusted to Guineematin.com, the source of the contamination in the "infected" mine would come from Sierra Leone. "This is a Sierra Leone who came to the quest for gold in artisanal operations that died in Doko," said a resident of Siguiri reached by telephone Tuesday, 28 October.
In addition, thousands of Burkinabe have "invaded" Siguiri mines where they are far more numerous than the natives, was pointed out to Guineematin.com; Speaking of
risk of propagation of the disease Ebola in other countries of the sub region, if appropriate measures are not taken to control the spread faster.
Moussa Diawara Tatakourou for Guineematin.com
http://guineematin.com/?p=5770
