How can trust in public health institutions be built and sustained, particularly in settings that are characterized by insecurity and displacement?

So this is a really challenging point.

As we witnessed during this ongoing outbreak, early on, treatment centers been, there have been some experience of physical violence and some treatment center being put on fire.

So basically, the community, there is a really critical need of risk communication and community engagement early on.

Obviously, everything happened so suddenly, so maybe that kind of, uh, engagement of the community did not have time to take really, uh, place.

But isolation is epidemiological essential because it interrupt transmission, isolating cases.

But we sometime discuss it as something merely a technical intervention.

Given the lack of approved vaccines and therapeutic agents, what steps do you think are gonna be necessary to control the Bundibugyo virus disease outbreak now?