The United Nations has issued a dire warning to the world, staing that according to the World Health Organization, we are warned that Ebola "is running faster than us and it is winning the race," with nearly 9,000 cases, over 4,000 deaths in multiple countries, and that if 70 percent of the infected are not in care facilities and 70 percent of burials are not conducted without further infection, within the next 60 days, "we face an entirely unprecedented situation for which we do not have a plan."
Some might argue the global community has already failed since the Ebola outbreak started back in December 2013, and that we are already facing an entirely "unprecedented" situation for which we do not have a plan.
If the global community, WHO, the CDC and multiple countries could not prepare in nearly 11 months, what makes them think that they can do so with any efficiency in just 60 days?
