Aybula disease 'threat to global security': Barack Obama














'Aybula 3000 to deal with the virus to the U.S. military in West Africa and the United States will build new medical facilities.
U.S. President Barack Obama announced that aybula disease spread in West Africa, the global security threat "and the United States would contribute to the elimination of the virus.
He said: "The whole world is watching us. But requires global efforts against the disease. "
Obama declared that combat viruses aybula
  3000 American troops to West Africa and the United States will establish a new medical facilities.
The West African countries of Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone have been badly affected by jsn aybula more than 2,400 people died in the Library aybula virus has ravaged the country and officials say that the existence of is threatened by plague.
Aybula a direct physical connection of the disease in humans, sharing blood, body fluid or body parts, and indirectly spread from contaminated air.
The World Health Organisation warned in Liberia and other West African countries, the efforts have failed to stop the spread of aybula.
Madison sanz Frontières medical charities say aybula epidemic in West Africa to overcome it can take at least six months.
In Geneva, the head of the organization said that the young Leo, conditions deteriorated rapidly and are not easy to deal with them. "
The World Health Organization said aybula planted in the proliferation of the estimates were not accurate and to deal with "extraordinary measures" are required.
Aybula virus started spreading in February and so far they are from Guinea to Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria has spread.
According to the World Health Organization for the prevention of the virus is widely needed.
The organization is a challenge aybula the area affected by the "extreme poverty, dysfunctional health systems, acute shortage of doctors and fear of suffering.
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