Ebola Has Outpaced the WHO

It has been revealed in the Congo that the current Ebola outbreak began as early as February, although the alarm was not officially raised until May 15.

Doctors initially mistook the first cases for malaria and typhoid fever, giving the virus a head start of several months. There are now 4,200 confirmed infections and more than 1,900 deaths, and the WHO acknowledges that medical workers are literally playing catch-up with the epidemic.

Compounding the problem is a rare strain of the Bundibugyo virus, for which there are currently no approved vaccines or treatments. Medical workers are on strike over unpaid wages, protective gear is in short supply, armed groups are hindering relief efforts, and some local residents believe Ebola is a hoax. In certain areas, the number of new cases is already doubling.

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