unicefのインスタグラム(unicef) - 1月16日 05時35分

“The rules of Ebola, like not touching, went against our traditions. We had to tell people that running away or keeping secrets in the house was not going to help end Ebola. What helped was having a local person talk to the communities. They trusted me, and they knew I wouldn’t hurt them. There was no trust in the health system before, but now people understand about hygiene practices like washing hands. I hope that stays with people.” Doctor and Ebola frontline responder Fanny Mae Koroma in Freetown, Sierra Leone. #MyEbolaStory © UNICEF/UNI200680/Grile

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