Lower thirds:

00:22 Richard Lokudu, Director, Mongbwalu General Hospital
01:21 Alithum / Mongbwalu resident
01:33 John Tumujimbe / Mongbwalu Dignified and Safe Burials Team
02:00 Report by / Kyle McKinnon

Script:

0:03
As family and neighbors grieve, local emergency health personnel carefully, and respectfully, handle the highly-infectious remains of a child victim of Ebola. An emotional moment made more difficult by a dearth of resources, and by disinformation.

0:19
+++ SOT Richard Lokudu, Director, Mongbwalu General Hospital (French) +++
"There are rumors. This is the first time this community has faced a situation like this. There has never been an epidemic of this magnitude in the region. People are no saying the disease came from this or that personality in the region. And now, they have taken action."

0:55
ACTION in the form of an angry mob - - attacking this hospital, demanding the bodies of relatives who died from the Ebola virus. 

Then burning down medical aid tents from the international group, Doctors without Borders. Staffers evacuated. 

In the chaos, some 18 Ebola patients.... fled... and blended back into the city. A search is on to bring them all back in hopes they haven't spread the virus further. 

1:26
+++ SOT Alithum, Mongbwalu Resident (Kiswahili) +++
"At first, when there were deaths, people talked about the coffins being a problem, and even those who had seen the coffins spread those rumors."

1:39
+++ SOT John Tumujimbe, Supervisor of the team responsible for dignified and safe burials in Mongbwalu +++
"That was the story at first. People were talking about a coffin that kills people. And then, people started dying."

1:45
Another rumor says that emergency personnel are spreading sickness via radio antennae on their vehicles. 

1:50
+++ SOT John Tumujimbe, Supervisor of the team responsible for dignified and safe burials in Mongbwalu +++
"People don't believe this is Ebola. Even though people are dying, they don’t believe the disease exists. That's the first challenge."

2:00 
At the hospital where that first challenge - Ebola's existence - has been confirmed again and again and again, they're hoping a pharmaceutical team can quickly develop a vaccine for this strain of the disease...  to prevent further spread. 

END