A 15-YEAR-OLD GEORGIA GIRL ENDURED A NIGHTMARE SCENARIO WHEN A MAN SMASHED THROUGH A SHARED WALL AND VICIOUSLY ATTACKED HER.(PHOTOS).

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 A 15-year-old Georgia girl endured a nightmare scenario when a man smashed through a shared wall and viciously attacked her. The unbelievably scary attack was carried out at 10 p.m. on August 4th. On that evening, a 15-year-old was watching two young children inside of an apartment on the 1000 block of Summit Street in Gainesville. As the 15-year-old passed time while watching a 5-year-old and 7-year-old, she had no idea that danger lurked next door. The calm evening erupted into chaos as 29-year-old Obed Reyes busted out the drywall on a shared wall and inside of a closet. The victim was taken completely by surprise as Obed charged towards her, seemingly appearing from nowhere. Obed was on her before she could react, grabbing her by the hair and punching the young girl. During the initial onslaught, the girl was able to fight back enough to make space and flee.  She sprinted into the breezeway with Obed right behind. Unfortunately, he quickly caught her and continued the phy...

EBOLA OUTBREAK IN DRC ON TRACK TO ECLIPSE 2014-2016 WEST AFRICA EPIDEMIC- WHO CHIEF. (PHOTO).


 Ebola outbreak in DRC on track to eclipse 2014-2016 West Africa epidemic: WHO chief


The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is "on track to eclipse" the 2014-2016 West Africa epidemic at its current pace, the head of the World Health Organization (WHO) said, Anadolu Agency reported.


Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said at a media briefing in Geneva that the outbreak is already the second-biggest Ebola epidemic on record and is spreading faster than any previous outbreak.


Officially, 4,449 confirmed cases and 2,061 deaths have been reported in five provinces and 53 health zones, he said.


About 90% of cases and 80% of deaths are concentrated in Ituri province, with sustained transmission in Bunia, Rwampara, Nizi, and Lita.


Treatment capacity


Tedros said a high proportion of deaths are occurring in communities rather than treatment centres and outside known contact lists, indicating unidentified chains of transmission.


The WHO and its partners are scaling up surveillance and aiming to raise contact tracing from around 80% to 95%, while treatment capacity is expected to triple to 3,000 beds within 12 weeks.


More than 21,000 community health workers have been trained, while 886 patients have recovered despite the lack of specific approved therapeutics and vaccines, according to the WHO chief.


Tedros said two vaccines designed specifically against the Bundibugyo virus have entered phase one human safety trials.

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