The Ebola virus has broken out across Guinea and has reportedly spread to other countries in West Africa.
Already more than 80 people have been killed from the hemorrhagic fever which has no vaccine or treatment.
The Zaire Strain of the virus is reportedly contracted from animal to human contact with bats, primates, rodents and some antelopes.
Neighboring country Senegal has closed its borders to Guinea in hopes of keeping the virus out.
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- Tarik Jasarevic, spokesperson for World Health Organization.
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