Recent Visits: divided by most popular locations

Article by Marc Aupiais

Percentage recent visits: USA 33; Unknown 27; RSA | South Africa 13; Australia 4; Germany 4; Canada 2; India 2; United Kingdom 1; Angola 1; Argentina 1; Brazil 1; Cote D'Ivoire | Ivorcy Coast 1; Chile 1; France 1; Nigeria 1; Philippines 1; Qatar 1; Sweden 1; Uganda 1; Holy See | Vatican City State 1; Vietnam 1; Dominican Republic 1;

Says our current percentage statistics!

Percentage of continents: Recent Visits: North America 35; Unknown 27; Africa 17; Europe 8; Asia 5; South America 4; Oceana/Australia 4;

Says our current Percentage statistics!

Percentage of Languages: Recent Visits: English 89.2 ; German 4.3; Portuguese 2.2; Spanish 2.2; Italian 1.1; French 1.1

According to our latest Percentage statistics!

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DRC: Congo: Great Lakes Region: Africa: Two more Ebola Deaths: cases since november: 13 deaths, 42 infections?

(Social Justice South Africa; c.f ; South African catholic 06/01/2009 IOL (Secular; South African; Independent) 07/01/2009)

Article by Marc Aupiais

Authorities are reporting two more Ebola deaths, in the "Democratic Republic of Congo": formally Zaire. IOL: reports, that the death count is raised by 2 from 11. With 42 cases, and 13 deaths: this situation has not become less serious. Recently, Angola, closed off their border with the affected region of DRC: Congo: having placed their police and military on high alert. Ebola has spread across the border to Sudan before, and countries in the region are edgy: due to the mostly lethal, and incurable nature of the disease. The Ebola disease: is named after a river in the DR Congo.

Angola, Great lakes Region, North Africa: Angola closes DRC border, to prevent Ebola Sufferers getting into the country

(Social Justice South Africa; c.f. AlertNet (Collaborative; Secular; Article here: by Reuters) 05/01/2009)

Article by Marc Aupiais

Angola has shut off a border stretch, with the Democratic Republic of Congo(DRC); due to an alleged Ebola outbreak: suspected to have infected 40 persons, and killed 13 people, since November. Closing the border is aimed at preventing the spread of the disease, according to representation of the Health Department.

Ebola kills 3 in every ten people who contract it, has not cure, and has symptoms including: vomiting, diarrhoea, and internal and external bleeding. No cases, according to the authorities there: have been reported in Angola. All people have been banned from moving across the border strip, and Angolan police, and military personnel are on the lookout for any signs of the deadly man-killer.

South Africa has not closed the border to Zimbabwe, where Cholera has broken out, and recently several people died at morning-side clinic from a disease borne of a Namibian rat. In Africa; it is common for epidemics to spread across borders, however: while South Africa presently aims to treat as best as viable: sufferers from the Cholera Epidemic (even though it denied its own people HIV medication):

Other nations: at times prefer rather to protect their own populations, than cure those suffering.

http://www.alertnet.org/thenews/newsdesk/L5269183.htm