ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 5月26日 06時36分

Photo by @nicholesobecki | A health worker carries Kakule Kavendivwa, 14, to a waiting ambulance in Beni, Democratic Republic of Congo. The day before Kakule's sisters had taken him to a nearby health center, but fled when the team encouraged them to go to an Ebola treatment center. The health center alerted the World Health Organization who found the family. After several hours of talking with community outreach workers, they allowed an ambulance to take him for treatment. “People need to have a chance to talk,” Zoe Kyavaghendi, a risk communication officer told me as we waited for Kakule's sisters to consider their options. “You can’t force them right away, you need to give them a chance to express their fears, and then to explain afterwards.” To learn more about the ongoing Ebola outbreak — already the second largest in history, and the first in an active war zone — take a look at our story “Life amid an Ebola outbreak: Combating mistrust—and saving lives.” @nicholesobecki #ebola #drc #health #epidemic

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