The Ebola disease is a grueling test for even the most experienced humanitarian as an invisible, murderous enemy that puts caregivers in almost unbearable working conditions. Joachim Gardemann had spent 20 years with the Red Cross in Rwanda, Bosnia and Syria before his toughest mission in eastern Sierra Leone. "In a conflict, you avoid areas where there is risk, landmines... Here the enemy is everywhere," says the German paediatrician, who runs an Ebola ...Saturday 22 November 2014
Ebola: an Emotionally Exhausting Journey for Humanitarians
The Ebola disease is a grueling test for even the most experienced humanitarian as an invisible, murderous enemy that puts caregivers in almost unbearable working conditions. Joachim Gardemann had spent 20 years with the Red Cross in Rwanda, Bosnia and Syria before his toughest mission in eastern Sierra Leone. "In a conflict, you avoid areas where there is risk, landmines... Here the enemy is everywhere," says the German paediatrician, who runs an Ebola ...
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