Thursday, October 30, 2014

China 'vulnerable' to Ebola outbreak, says expert

Women work on the CT1SL428, a protective suit for use in handling people infected with Ebola, in a sewing room of Lakeland Industries Inc in Anqiu, 500km south of Bejing on October 23, 2014 China is "vulnerable" to the deadly Ebola outbreak due to the soaring number of Chinese working in Africa and poor infection control at home, a co-discoverer of the virus warned Thursday. Belgian microbiologist Peter Piot also said experience with other viral outbreaks showed that airport screening was largely ineffective, and repeated his earlier criticism of the World Health Organization's initially "slow" response to the crisis. China is Africa's largest trading partner and Beijing's diplomatic footprint across the continent has expanded hugely in recent years as it seeks resources to drive the world's number-two economy. "So it is not impossible that one of them will go (back) to China.








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