The death rate due to the Ebolo virus exceeds the borders, here are some statistics

The Ebola virus is a deadly disease that has started in a small town in West Africa and mainly affects people, as well as gorillas and chimpanzees. When people are near a tree where bats flew, feces or saliva from the bat can be one of the reasons for the onset of the disease. During the influenza epidemic, out of 320 victims, 90% of people affected by the virus died. Even in the bubonic plague of medieval times, only 30 to 60% of Europeans died, but it is a record that only 10% survived.

In Gabon, Uganda, Congo, South Sudan and DRC, there are 24 outbreaks and more than 1,500 deaths. Countries like Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia have experienced an epidemic with more than 11,000 deaths.

Three-dimensional representation structure of the Ebolo virus

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Bats are the reservoir of various other Ebola-like viruses. Until now, no treatment has been found to treat or cure this type of virus. The Ebola outbreak in West Africa in 2014 is considered the largest ever documented Ebola outbreak. Physical contact with any form of virus should be avoided to prevent this dangerous viral disease.

The abbreviation EBOLO is Every Body Only Lives Once, which apparently explains the ill effects of the disease. The critical step of an Ebola virus victim has never been achieved, despite various treatments.