unicefのインスタグラム(unicef) - 1月12日 01時57分

“I was taken to an Ebola treatment centre to see people who were sick with the disease and that strengthened my belief in Ebola’s existence. I knew I had an important role to play in the community and I gave more than 20 speeches in the mosque to convince people about Ebola. When there was a case in the community, I’d go and talk to the family about taking the person to the treatment center or about having a safe burial if the person had died. Ebola has affected the way we live together, and my hope is that there is more peace in the country,” says Imam Elhadj Cheikhouna Sylla in Conakry, #Guinea. Mr. Sylla has been an Imam for 40 years. He received Ebola sensitization from UNICEF and The Islamic Center. After this, he gave more than 20 speeches at the mosque to convince people about Ebola. He knew how important his role was since the beginning and did his best in the community to promote safe burial. In the beginning, people wanted to give their loved ones who died of Ebola a proper funeral and burial at the mosque. He had to convince the community members that they could not do this unless they first contacted the Red Cross to prepare the body. Once completed, an authorization letter would be given to the family to proceed with a funeral. Once received, the Imam was able to allow the service at the mosque. #MyEbolaStory © UNICEF/UNI200636/Grile

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