Waelimishaji wa Ebola 8 wameuawa na wanakijiji uko Guinea

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Waandishi wa habari 3 na wafanyakazi wa afya waliokuwa wakigawa vipeperushi namna ya kujinga na ugonjwa hatari wa ebora wameuawa na wanakijiji kwa kupigwa mawe hadi kufa.

Wanakijiji waliamua kuwaua kwa sababu wanaamini huo ugonjwa wa Ebora haupo bali ni story za kutungwa tu.

Wafanyakazi wengine walionusurika walikimbia na kwenda kureport kwenye kituo cha radio.

Msemaji wa serikali Mr Damantang Albert Camara alisema miili yao imeonekana jana ikiwa imetupwa kwenye tank la shule ya msingi.Amesema wameuawa na wanakijiji kwa kupigwa mawe hadi kufa.

 

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Ni ebola Mkuu si ebora.

 

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Ni ebola Mkuu si ebora.

Sawa asante,tuendelee sasa na habari.

 

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Miafrika ndivyo tulivyo...

 

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... Ndo Maana Wazungu Wanawazarau Watu Weusi, Hatunazo Kabisa

 

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Bado tutafika tutaishi kama binadamu ! Tuko kwa unyama na ubinadamu kidogo. Tutadevelop tu tuwe full binadamu!

 

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Halafu mbona huna source, always hakikisha umeweka chanzo cha taarifa ili tufuate na kujisomea, maana natilia shaka kama kweli miafrika tunaweza kuwa wajinga kiasi hiki. Jameni taarifa kama hizi zinapowafikia CNN na vyombo vingine vya habari vya kimataifa halafu ufuatilie comments za wazungu zilizojaa matusi, unahisi kuwa kweli kuna kazi.

 

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Halafu mbona huna source, always hakikisha umeweka chanzo cha taarifa ili tufuate na kujisomea, maana natilia shaka kama kweli miafrika tunaweza kuwa wajinga kiasi hiki. Jameni taarifa kama hizi zinapowafikia CNN na vyombo vingine vya habari vya kimataifa halafu ufuatilie comments za wazungu zilizojaa matusi, unahisi kuwa kweli kuna kazi.

International media zotw zimereport leo kuanzia cnn.aljazeera etc

 

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Halafu mbona huna source, always hakikisha umeweka chanzo cha taarifa ili tufuate na kujisomea, maana natilia shaka kama kweli miafrika tunaweza kuwa wajinga kiasi hiki. Jameni taarifa kama hizi zinapowafikia CNN na vyombo vingine vya habari vya kimataifa halafu ufuatilie comments za wazungu zilizojaa matusi, unahisi kuwa kweli kuna kazi.

vyombo vya kimataifa vimereport na bbc tena wamesema ni 9 waliouawa.Fatilia BBC swahili leo lazima watalisema.

 

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Taarifa nimezipata hapa Eight bodies found after attack on Guinea Ebola education team
Halafu hebu ona mojawapo wa matusi yanayotiririka tokea kwa wazungu

well im sorry but if the savages don't understand and are not willing to listen then let them die. don't think there is anyone there who will ever contribute any thing worth while to the human race any time in the future. The borders should be shut down to help contain any one who tries to leave. Their government should be the ones to take care of the situation. donate supplies if they need them but not money as it will only go into someone's pocket. To many humans messing up the earth the loss of some murderous ignorant savages will not cause most of us to leave any sleep at all. If this upsets any bible thumpers out there then too bad. You can rush off to help the poor helpless savages and die in a great act of Christian charity. not that it would make any difference to them.

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Eight bodies, including those of three journalists, were found after an attack on a team trying to educate locals on the risks of the Ebola virus in a remote area of southeastern Guinea, a government spokesman said on Thursday.
"The eight bodies were found in the village latrine. Three of them had their throats slit," Damantang Albert Camara told Reuters by telephone in Conakry.
However, Guinea's Prime Minister Mohamed Saïd Fofana, speaking in a television message that had been recorded earlier, said 7 bodies of 9 missing people had been found.
He said six people have been arrested following the incident, which took place on Tuesday in Wome, a village close to the town of Nzerekore, in Guinea's southeast, where Ebola was first identified in March.
Since then the virus has killed some 2,630 people and infected at least 5,357 people, according to World Health Organization (WHO), mostly in Guinea, neighboring Sierra Leone and Liberia. It has also spread to Senegal and Nigeria.
Authorities in the region are faced with widespread fears, misinformation and stigma among residents of the affected countries, complicating efforts to contain the highly contagious disease.
Fofana said the team that included local administrators, two medical officers, a preacher and three accompanying journalists, was attacked by a hostile stone-throwing crowd from the village when they tried to inform people about Ebola.
He said it was regrettable that the incident occurred as the international community was mobilizing to help countries struggling to contain the disease.
(Reporting by Saliou Samb; Writing by Bate Felix; Editing by Robin Pomeroy and Ken Wills)