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A top health expert in the United States warned that the Ebola, which has killed around 4,000 in West Africa, could become “the world’s next AIDS” if international institutions and governments don’t act fast enough. Thomas Frieden, director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, said he had not seen a disease without cure spread so fast before this except the AIDS. Ebola has claimed its first death in the American state of Texas, where 50 more persons are being monitored. Cases are also being watched in Spain and in Australia.
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