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How prepared?
Barring a few city hospitals, almost no medical facility has the capacity to deal with Ebola or to try and contain it
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The Ebola crisis & Pakistan
Were Ebola ever to enter Pakistan, it would find an environment highly conducive to its spread. We hope it never does
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TV adaptation of Ebola pandemic may hit the floors
Series to draw inspiration from best-selling book The Hot Zone, which chronicles hemorrhagic fever caused by the virus
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World steps up Ebola action as fear mounts
Western countries scramble to review safety measures at airports and borders amid a mounting wave of fear
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White House shifts into crisis mode on Ebola response
Obama must make more efforts to talk directly to Americans about Ebola to show he is in control, Peter LaMotte
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Deadly virus: Despite low risk, plan prepared to quash Ebola
All airports directed to screen passengers from affected countries
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Early in 2018…
And who will win the 2018 elections? Why… the PML-N, of course!
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Rise of Ebola in West Africa & its implications
It is high time Pakistan also began screening of travellers travelling from West Africa for Ebola virus
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Pakistan to screen passengers in bid to tackle Ebola
Tarar says although so far no case of Ebola is reported in Pakistan, the government has taken preventive measures
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World losing ground against Ebola as infections expected to soar
'Virus could reach 5,000 to 10,000 cases per week by the first week of December', Bruce Aylward
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Ebola death rate up to 70 per cent: WHO
The number of cases is continuing to spiral in the three hardest-hit countries, Liberia, Sierra Leone and Guinea
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Ebola-infected UN employee dies in Germany: Hospital
Local health officials say the patient was a Sudanese doctor who had arrived in Germany from Liberia
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US, UN leaders urge 'more robust' fight against Ebola
West Africa health workers are frontline of outbreak branded as 'most severe public health emergency in modern times'
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Texas health worker becomes first person to contract Ebola in US
The infected health worker had close and frequent contact during the 11-day treatment of Thomas Eric Duncan
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Ebola toll passes 4,000 as fears grow worldwide
Resources to support the fight must be increased 20-fold, says Ban Ki-moon
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A week of ‘what if’s’
There are signs virus is inside the body, flexing muscles to letting loose fever that presages beheadings, floggings
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Tackling the spread of Ebola
One can only hope that Pakistan remains isolated from any risk of infection since the public health system is fragile
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Hajj sermon: Enemies of Muslims sowing chaos, says Saudi grand mufti
Close to two million pilgrims will perform ‘stoning of the devil’ ritual today .
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Time to set our priorities right
We seem to have far more important tasks to do: staging miles-long protest rallies, holding impressive public meetings
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Tears, prayers as 1.4 million Muslims mark peak of Hajj
Number of believers seem fewer than past years following a crackdown by authorities on illegal pilgrims
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Muslim pilgrims in mass movement as Hajj begins
Authorities say close to 1.4 million believers have come to Makkah to perform Hajj
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The undeniable relevance of the United Nations
UNGA serves an invaluable role by bringing people with power to solve world’s most pressing problems under one roof
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America still on top, Obama says
American leadership is as strong as ever despite challenges including fighting IS militants and deadly Ebola epidemic
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Preventive measures for Ebola
Airport security should be increased to check medical history, notes of passengers coming from affected countries
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Sierra Leone quarantines one million ahead of UN Ebola talks
In Sierra Leone, Ebola has infected 1,940 people, killing 593, by the WHO count
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First Ebola treatment clinical trials to start in West Africa
WHO says Ebola infections will triple to 20,000 by November if efforts to stop outbreak not stepped up radically
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World of crises awaits heads of states at UN
The United Nations is seeking to raise nearly $1 billion to defeat the worst-ever outbreak of Ebola.
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A dangerous illness
The residents of Karachi need to ensure that their drinking water is from a clean source
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Drowning in polio
The entire world has managed to control the disease, while the epidemic seems to be exacerbating here.
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Obama to detail plans on Ebola offensive Tuesday
US govt has already committed around $100 million to tackle the outbreak
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Ebola toll hits 2,400 as Cuba pledges medics
WHO chief says 4,784 people had been infected with Ebola and more than 2,400 of them had died
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Ebola cases rising faster than ability to contain them: WHO
Ebola epidemic reaches Nigeria and Senegal
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Beyond borders: Pakistan ready to battle Ebola threat
Ministry hedges bets on low number of travellers from African countries
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Ebola kills 2,288, nearly half of deaths in past 21 days: WHO
UN's health agency said, pointing out that 47% of the deaths and 49% of the cases had come in the last 21 days.
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J&J Ebola vaccine to start clinical trials in early 2015
According to United Nations estimates, Ebola disease has killed 1,900 in West Africa since March
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Japanese researchers develop 30-minute Ebola test
Virus has already killed more than 1,500 people in west Africa
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Ebola toll tops 1,550, outbreak accelerates: WHO
WHO is later due to launch new strategic plan for tackling spread of virulent disease
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Ebola death toll rises to 1,427: WHO
Liberia remains the worst-affected country with 624 deaths; Guinea has seen 406 people die
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Liberia's Ebola clampdown turns violent as official evacuated
Worst-ever outbreak of Ebola kills more than 1,200 people across West Africa this year
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Congo virus in Balochistan
It is for responsible agencies, authorities in the area where the outbreak has occurred to attend with speed.
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Should Pakistan care about Ebola?
Patients are now receiving experimental treatments, but they are not available on wide scale
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Youth Olympics: Bans placed on athletes over Ebola fears
Three participants barred from combat sports, pool events.
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WHO approves experimental Ebola drugs
The announcement came before West African regional bloc ECOWAS said one of its officials had died from the disease.
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WHO backs use of experimental Ebola drugs in West Africa outbreak
The West Africa Ebola virus epidemic has killed at least 1,013 of the more than 1,848 people it has infected
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Eight Chinese quarantined as panic grips Ebola-hit west Africa
Health experts grapple with ethical questions over the use of experimental drugs to combat the killer virus
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Pakistan carrier headed to Ebola-hit Sierra Leone at risk: Burney
Says crew members of MV Malakand are at risk of catching the virus, which could spread in Pakistan
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Preventing viral diseases: Scientist warns of lack of quarantine facilities
Mukhtar said Pakistan should follow the education system of the developed world.
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The Ebola crisis
It is not inconceivable that Ebola could find its way to Pakistan and the country would be poorly placed to treat it.
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‘Facing Global Challenges’: Islamic countries’ VCs to meet on August 26-27
This will be the third forum of heads of universities of OIC member states.
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Credibility is key
Governments should reflect on what can happen when narrow self-interest is accorded more importance than greater good.