OBAMA CLAIMS EBOLA IN U. S. COULD BE A TRIAL RUN FOR COMING MORE DEADLY AIRBORNE DISEASE

OBAMA Claims EBOLA in U.S. Could Be a TRIAL RUN for COMING More Deadly AIRBORNE DISEASE

President Barack Obama has expressed cautious optimism about the Ebola situation in the US, as new screening rules were introduced in the country. He said many relatives of the only known person to have died of the virus in America seemed to be out of danger. Mr Obama said there were "modest signs" of progress in Liberia - the hardest-hit nation in West Africa.

The known death toll is now 4,877 - a rise of 322 since last week's report by the World Health Organization. Most of the victims died in three West African nations - Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone.

In other developments: The WHO is meeting in Geneva to examine screening measures at borders and considering whether stricter travel regulations should be put in place First batches of an experimental vaccine against Ebola are due to arrive to Switzerland Doctors in Spain said a second round of tests showed Teresa Romero, who became the first person to contract Ebola outside West Africa, was completely clear of the virus A Cuban medical team has arrived in Liberia to join the fight against Ebola Archbishop warning
President Obama's comments came on Wednesday after his meeting with the head of America's newly formed Ebola response team, Ron Klain. Tulip Mazumdar reports from Freetown where she witnessed a simulation of a safe burial for an Ebola victim Mr Obama noted that relatives of Thomas Eric Duncan - the only virus victims in the US - had now been freed from quarantine in Texas.

He also said two nurses infected as a result of treating Mr Duncan "seem to be doing better". In a separate development, new rules have now come into force requiring air passengers from Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea to travel via O'Hare in Chicago, JFK, Newark, Washington's Dulles or Atlanta airports, where they would undergo enhanced screening.

"The prospect of an outbreak here is very low," President Obama said. He added that there were "modest signs of progress" in Liberia and mentioned that a declaration by WHO that Nigeria was now Ebola-free was a hopeful sign.

In Britain the Church of England's second-highest cleric, Archbishop of York John Sentamu, urged churchgoers in West Africa not to meet "in big numbers" because of the infection risk. "Don't think that by not going to church because you are infected somehow there will be a bolt from the blue really smashing your head," he said. latest developments surrounding Ebola and explains why the government is too incompetent to save you from this virus or any disaster for that matter. ebola "ebola outbreak" illness virus outbreak epidemic pandemic africa "west africa" u.s. usa america "united states" medicine pharmacy "hazmat suit" healthcare "healthcare work" disease "stop ebola" airborne "winter 2014" 2014 2015 nurse doctor medic emergency supplies texas travel flight vacation donate charity healthy hospital job work "dallas texas" government prepper prepping "food storage" mask prepare survival bunker military "u.s. army" training fema logistics global international "colloidal silver" future "elite nwo agenda" alex jones ebola false flag attack bioweapon lab george soros rothschild family mafia illuminati bilderberg exposed end game collapse gold silver stock market david icke lindsey williams louis farrakhan gerald celente anonymous

The man, seen wearing a “Fire Rescue” t-shirt, claimed to work for the Denham Springs Fire Department and revealed they had received training regarding Ebola, had ordered 5 Hazmat suits, and had received a number of body bags. “They gave us… we just ordered 5 Class A level suits, hazmat suits for Ebola,” the firefighter says to citizen journalist Michael DiBari. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is looking to stockpile a year’s worth of personal protective equipment (PPE) in order to prepare for an expected disruption to the supply chain due to an “emergency” event.

A solicitation posted on FedBizOpps entitled Emergency Disaster Event Preparation For Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) details how the federal government is looking to secure face masks, medical gloves, shoe covers, lab coats and coveralls to last one full year with an option for four extra years.

The NIH is a sub-agency within the United States Department of Health and Human Services and is responsible for research into biomedical and public health issues. Despite the fact that doctors in Africa cannot keep Ebola from spreading, United States officials brought an affected patient into the country only days after President Obama signed an executive order mandating the detention of Americans who show signs of “respiratory illness.”