@USForeignAssist You have floating hospitals, you can send them somewhere in the high seas for several months, or put up a facility in Alaska e.t.c. So spare us, we are just 3rd world country citizens, surviving from our greedy politicians.
@UDAPartyKe You must be intellectually disabled. How can you compare COVID, which was a global pandemic with fatality rate of below 1% to Ebola, a region specific, deadly virus with over 50% fatality rate?
@scherargei The corridor you are talking about, we are not immediate neighbours to DRC, there is Rwanda, Uganda then Kenya. Those trackers get screened in all those borders. So if there is any country that needs this facilities as a matter of urgency is Congo itself, and maybe Rwanda.
@edwinsifuna This government can even suckle a nursing mother, they don't have limits. By the way Mhesh, my two cents reasoning...can this be also another way of giving the US a gateway to have their presence in the north? You know the minerals kind of thing...might be a perfect excuse..
@RobertAlai Ebola has been there ever since. We have long distance trackers and people crisscrossing Kenya and DRC and we have never confirmed any case. So now since we have missed Ebola so much we should import a live case in the name of maybe one day...kwenda uko
@gichu@Branicemercy So it's okay we import a live case to our country. If an outbreak occurs and we all die, who will those western countries relate with in the spirit of international relations? This poor African mentality is what is costing us big time.
@pksalasya The US has resources to set up that quarantine facility in a floating hospital somewhere in red sea e.t.c, north pole,or even the moon. Already tunakapitia, they let us die from other things but not a danger that we know.