> When you don't have trust, It is difficult, if not impossible, to build trust because the population isn't educated, they don't trust the government from bef

> When you don't have trust, It is difficult, if not impossible, to build trust because the population isn't educated, they don't trust the government from before, and there is no infrastructure for wide-spread dissemination of information. > You can't win with force alone. You can. I think that the part of the problem is that they try to take care of the sick, but they don't have resources, the equipment, the personnel, the education... nothing. The sick can walk out (if they can), anybody can walk in, other people try to "liberate" them, etc. It's mess. Compare their conditions with how ebola-infected people are handled in the west (isolation and containment facilities). What do to instead: just write off the infected, however cruel that may seem, and transfer them to a closed isolation facility, guarded by military. Heck, I don't think that anything else would be feasible even in any western country if suddenly a few thousand people got infected.