00:01The country is in the grips of its largest ever recorded Ebola outbreak.
00:05But on the whole, life in the Democratic Republic of Congo remains normal.
00:10In the capital, there's concern among residents, although they're doing their best to go about their daily routines.
00:20Right now, Ebola is mainly concentrated in the eastern part of the country.
00:24And there haven't been any cases here in Kinshasa.
00:28After the outbreak started, we all bought masks, disinfectants and other supplies.
00:36The government has also rolled out prevention publicly.
00:48Ebola does make us a bit nervous.
00:52We now try to stay away from crowded places and have taken some protective measures.
00:59All in all, it hasn't had a huge impact on my work and life.
01:03We've also learned how to prevent the virus.
01:09With around 22 million residents, Kinshasa is the country's main hub for epidemic monitoring and resource deployment.
01:16Local authorities have been scaling up public awareness campaigns and screening work to shield against imported infections.
01:25According to the Eastern
01:26With us, it definitely goes through the most area of the country.
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