Have You Ever Seen a Robin Weep?

Have You Ever Seen a Robin Weep?

?Have You Ever Seen a Robin Weep

:?Have You Ever Seen a Robin Weep

Typically, it takes me around 30 or more hours to go from my home in Grass Valley, California to Freetown, Sierra Leone. Since numerous aircrafts have wiped out all flights to Sierra Leone, I needed to travel to Washington, D.C., and delay for three hours. I at that point traveled to Brussels, and had a delay of 14 hours in Brussels. At that point off to Casa Blanca, have a drink with the apparition of Bogart (I would have favored Ingrid) and stay there for five hours in a swarmed airplane terminal area with returning Sierra Leoneans. At that point I flew for four more hours to Sierra Leone with a person adjacent to me who in the wake of hacking up a tempest, put on a face cover and elastic gloves. At long last, landing at the Freetown airplane terminal, the air terminal security had us wash our hands in frosty water and after that took our temperature. 

In the wake of rounding out a medicinal poll, I could get on the transport that takes you to a 15 man ship to cross the cove to Freetown. Wouldn't you know it, another person sits by me and puts on a cover and gloves. Presently on this ship, it can be harsh water and everybody on the pontoon wears an existence coat... Everybody aside from the person with the veil and gloves! It took me more than 46 hours to go to Freetown 

I disclose to you this in light of the fact that as you may well envision, a man with Ebola can likewise go through various nations, contact many individuals and land who knows where, and with what, if any confinements. The possibility of a travel boycott for West Africans improves us feel and is well meaning however half-baked. Indeed, even in Sierra Leone, when the administration put a few towns under isolate and have various street checks, individuals still left the towns on the trails and waterways and advanced toward Freetown. 

To implement a travel boycott would require a hundred thousand troops. Better thought is to send a thousand therapeutic individuals and the hardware and solution alongside qualified irresistible infection control individual. As.a side note, the general population of SL are pondering what the estimation of our troops are in Sierra Leone. They approach me in the event that we are get ready for war. They feel the troops were earnest, yet squandered in their central goal. I am told by a companion of mine who was there, that in spite of Ebola, the troops were close behind of the lovely ladies of Sierra Leone.