Volunteers Are Risking Their Lives to Stop Ebola. They Aren’t Always Welcome.

In the heart of Congo, volunteers are on the front lines battling the devastating Ebola outbreak, performing crucial safe burials to contain the spread. Despite their life-threatening risks, these workers often face hostility from fearful communities who misunderstand their mission. This tension underscores the broader challenge of gaining public trust and highlights the critical role these workers play in preventing what experts fear could become the worst Ebola outbreak in history. Their dedication is crucial, but it comes with significant personal danger and societal resistance.