NEW YORK, NY - Ua faʻateleina le numera o faʻamaʻi o le Ebola i Sisifo o Aferika mo le vaiaso lona lua lona lua, faʻatasi ai ma le aofaʻi o mataupu na aliaʻe mai le le mailoa o faʻamaʻi pipisi, o loʻo faʻailoa mai ai luitau o loʻo feagai pea ma le sailia ma le faʻateʻaina o filifili uma o feʻaveaʻiga. Faʻalapotopotoga o le Soifua Maloloina a le Lalolagi (WHO).

Ma o le lipoti a le UN Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER) na lipotia mai i le aso e faapea, "e lima mataupu fou o le Ebola na faamaonia i Sierra Leone i le aso 8 o Iuni, o le numera aupito maualuga i le aso e tasi mo le tele o vaiaso."

Na faʻatosina mai foi e le misiona a UN le lipoti lata mai o le alualu i luma i le tali atu i le pepesi o le Ebola i le 210-aso faailoga talu ona faavaeina le UNMEER, lea na lapatai mai e faapea "o le faamai e lei maeʻa ma o tali atu i taumafaiga e tatau ona lagolagoina seʻia tatou oo leai ni mataupu i le itulagi ma ua mafai ona nonofo i le zero mo ni nai masina. "

I lana lipoti, na tusia ai e le failautusi aoao o Malo Aufaatasi, Ban Ki-moon e faapea, "o le Konafesi Faʻafomaʻi o le Ebola o le a ou taloina i le aso 10 Iulai 2015 o le a avea ma avanoa mo le lalolagi lautele e faʻaalia ai le faʻaauau pea o latou tuʻufaʻatasia i atunuʻu ua afaina ina ia oʻo atu i le zero ma nofo ai pea iina. ”

I le lata mai lava o le faʻafouga o le Ebola, na lipotia ai e le WHO e faapea, "i vaiaso talu ai nei, o le paʻu o le faʻalavelave na tupu ma le faʻatapulaʻaina o nofoaga o loʻo aʻafia i le faʻamaʻi o le Ebola virus (EVD) na aliali mai ia Aperila ma le amataga o Me ua taofia."

O le tala fou fai mai 31 faamautu Ebola mataupu na lipotia i le vaiaso faaiuina 7 Iuni: 16 mataupu i Guinea ma 15 i Sierra Leone, faia ai "le lona lua sosoo sosoo vaiaso faateleina i tulaga tulaga, ma le maualuga vaiaso vaiaso atoa numera o mataupu lipotia mai Sierra Leone talu mai le taufaaiuiuga o Mati. ”

"I se faʻaopopoga," fai mai, "o lipoti na lipotia mai le lautele lautele o nofoaga i Guinea ma Sierra Leone, ma o le faaauau pea ona tupu o mataupu na aliaʻe mai le le mailoa mafuaʻaga o faʻamaoniga o luitau o loʻo feagai pea i le sailia ma le faʻateʻaina o filifili uma o felauaiga. ”

Na toe taʻua foi e le WHO le taua o le "faaleleia o fesootaiga ma nuu i le lotoifale" pei o le "taua e malamalama ai ma foia ai ni atugaluga e puipuia ai mataupu ma maliu mai le lipotia, ma filifili o le feaveaia mai le mauaina."

I le taimi nei, o le faʻamaʻi o le Ebola ua aʻafia ai le silia ma le 25,000 tagata, tele lava i Guinea, Liberia ma Sierra Leone, ma le silia i le 11,000 maliu.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

The UN mission also drew attention to the latest progress report in the response to the Ebola outbreak at the 210-day mark since the establishment of UNMEER, which warned that “the outbreak is not over and the response efforts must be sustained until we get to zero cases throughout the region and are able to stay at zero for several months.
“In addition,” it said, “cases were reported from a widening geographical area in Guinea and Sierra Leone, and the continued occurrence of cases that arise from unknown sources of infection highlights the challenges still faced in finding and eliminating every chain of transmission.
In his report, UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon wrote that “the International Ebola Recovery Conference that I will convene on 10 July 2015 will be an opportunity for the international community to demonstrate its continued shared commitment to the affected countries to get to zero and to stay there.