In the Democratic Republic of Congo, community members have attacked Ebola treatment clinics, reflecting a pattern seen in previous outbreaks. This unrest is attributed to a lack of trust in medical authorities and adherence to traditional burial practices, which may contribute to the spread of the virus. Efforts are currently being made to address the anger stemming from misinformation.
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Community Attacks on Ebola Clinics Linked to Distrust and Cultural Practices
In the Democratic Republic of Congo, attacks on Ebola treatment clinics have occurred as community members express distrust towards medical authorities and adhere to traditional burial customs. These actions are reminiscent of past Ebola outbreaks, and efforts are underway to mitigate the situation caused by misinformation.
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Why are people attacking Ebola clinics? It revolves around trust, death and body bags
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Community Attacks on Ebola Clinics Linked to Distrust and Cultural Practices