Sierra Leone: “Without help, Ebola victims will continue to suffer” – WFP Executive Director
M/S Person taking away food delivered by WFP in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
W/S Personnel of WFP distributing food in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
M/S Person taking away food delivered by WFP in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
M/S Personnel coordination WFP food distribution in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
M/S People taking away food delivered by WFP in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
W/S WFP distributing food in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
SOT, Ertharin Cousin, WFP Executive Director (English): "What we need to ensure is that everyone joins together today to make the difference that is required for us to meet the needs of those who are the unfortunate victims of this crisis, who without our help, without us coming together, will continue to suffer. We can make the difference here."
W/S Personnel washing their hands in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
M/S Personnel being checked on fever in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
W/S Treatment centre personnel disinfecting protection gear in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
M/S Treatment centre personnel putting on protection gear in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
W/S Treatment centre personnel putting on protection gear in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
C/U Treatment centre personnel putting on protection mask in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
M/S Protection gear in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
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Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) Ertharin Cousin called on all parties to work together in order to lessen the suffering of Ebola victims in Freetown, Wednesday. "We can make the difference here", she said.
The WFP distributed food to more than 100 quarantined households at the Mataska Community School in Maforki chiefdom, Port Loko district. The food package consists of rice, pulses, vegetable oil and salt.
More footage that the WFP released from the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown, shows the aid workers in Sierra Leone have strict hygiene procedures to avoid contamination and the spread of the deadly virus.
M/S Person taking away food delivered by WFP in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
W/S Personnel of WFP distributing food in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
M/S Person taking away food delivered by WFP in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
M/S Personnel coordination WFP food distribution in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
M/S People taking away food delivered by WFP in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
W/S WFP distributing food in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
SOT, Ertharin Cousin, WFP Executive Director (English): “What we need to ensure is that everyone joins together today to make the difference that is required for us to meet the needs of those who are the unfortunate victims of this crisis, who without our help, without us coming together, will continue to suffer. We can make the difference here.”
W/S Personnel washing their hands in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
M/S Personnel being checked on fever in the Mataska Community School, Port Loko district
W/S Treatment centre personnel disinfecting protection gear in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
M/S Treatment centre personnel putting on protection gear in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
W/S Treatment centre personnel putting on protection gear in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
C/U Treatment centre personnel putting on protection mask in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
M/S Protection gear in the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown
SCRIPT
Executive Director of the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) Ertharin Cousin called on all parties to work together in order to lessen the suffering of Ebola victims in Freetown, Wednesday. “We can make the difference here”, she said.
The WFP distributed food to more than 100 quarantined households at the Mataska Community School in Maforki chiefdom, Port Loko district. The food package consists of rice, pulses, vegetable oil and salt.
More footage that the WFP released from the Hasting Ebola Treatment Centre, Freetown, shows the aid workers in Sierra Leone have strict hygiene procedures to avoid contamination and the spread of the deadly virus.
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