00:00Good evening, good evening. Peace be upon you and welcome to a new episode of your show, What's Happening.
00:05Today is Friday, September 11, 2026, 11 slash 9 slash 2026, and today is the 29th of Rabi Al-Awwam.
00:17About a week or two ago, I warned and made a special episode for the members.
00:23And I issued a massive warning. I will leave you a screenshot of that special members-only episode I made.
00:30I warned of a very dangerous virus that would strike the world, and I said, beware of this virus.
00:36I spoke at great length in that episode, and I remind you again, if you want to join the channel
00:43membership,
00:44I'll leave you the join link below in the first comment.
00:46Today, we'll keep this episode for the general public, discussing broad outlines without diving into very dangerous details that I
00:54cannot talk about here.
00:56One of the most dangerous news items today, which confirms what I had previously warned people about before.
01:06Subscribe to the channel. Very serious news has been announced, which is what they call the massive outbreak of the
01:16Ebola virus.
01:20Today, the most dangerous outbreak of the Ebola virus was recorded in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
01:30I mean, this virus was discovered decades ago, but this outbreak of the virus this year,
01:40this is the most dangerous moment since the discovery of the virus.
01:47Not just the most dangerous in terms of cases and deaths, but it's also the most dangerous.
01:59In terms of the strain, meaning this virus is not the previous Zaire strain that used to hit the Congo,
02:07for which they found a treatment, and they found a vaccine for it.
02:22The number of infected cases has reached 7,000, which is the most alarming figure in terms of spread and
02:35numbers.
02:41What is alarming today is that the new strain was initially confined to the eastern part of the country.
02:47And as you know, the Democratic Republic of the Congo has many conflicts in its east.
02:52The situation has entered a more dangerous phase, and the virus has now spread to seven other provinces.
03:03The seventh province announced today is South Ubangi province.
03:10What is the danger of South Ubangi province?
03:16The danger of this province.
03:18We were just talking about the conflicts in Eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo.
03:22Today, the virus has reached west of the Democratic Republic of the Congo,
03:30meaning right on the borders with new countries today.
03:35The countries at risk are Uganda, naturally, and South Sudan.
03:43The Central African Republic also enters the picture now after the spread of this virus reached the seventh border province.
03:57Now, the borders are extremely tense, and a state of emergency has been declared on all borders of the DR
04:04Congo.
04:05This is what shone beyond I expect.
04:07The virus has already entered and spread, but information is very scarce about what is happening in Uganda, South Sudan.
04:16In Sudan, it is the same thing.
04:17You know, it is a state of conflicts and so forth, and information remains scarce from there.
04:22And the Central African Republic, I mean, mind you, as soon as the virus reached South Sudan,
04:29it basically entered the Arab region, heading up from South Sudan towards the north,
04:38and all these Arab countries, and here lies the problem.
04:44As I told you, the danger of the virus is that it has no cure, meaning if you get infected,
04:52there is a 50% chance you will die.
04:57The fatality rate for an infected person from this virus is 50%.
05:08It has no cure so far.
05:10No cure has been developed for it, and it has no vaccine.
05:16Unlike the Zaire strain, focus with me.
05:19I'm telling you extremely critical information.
05:25Just understand I'm passing you information publicly here as much as possible,
05:29because as I explicitly stated, I said that there's something exclusive for members that I can't say here.
05:36You have to read between the lines.
05:37If you want to follow me publicly here, you have to read between the lines.
05:41Analyze what I'm saying, because I can't just speak.
05:44I simply cannot say it freely here.
05:48It has no cure.
05:49It has no vaccine.
05:51So what does that mean?
05:53How on earth does this virus spread, doctor?
05:56Is it dangerous?
05:58So far, bone tipo 2 has not mutated into a new form.
06:03It is still a rare virus.
06:05It came as a rare strain, and it's striking and killing.
06:13It spreads from person to person through bodily fluids.
06:18It's, yeah, droplets, mucus, blood, and the rest of the bodily fluids, urine, anything.
06:32Any fluid, whatever kind it is that comes out of the human body, carries this virus.
06:39Yes, watch out.
06:41Any fluid, whatever the type.
06:46The epidemic that spread in 2023, before 2023, the epidemic that spread a few years ago was dangerous,
06:54because it spread through respiratory droplets.
06:56Meaning you sneeze like having a normal flu, you sneeze and infect everyone around you.
07:02Okay.
07:03Now, imagine, even if this virus is transmitted to others through bodily fluid,
07:13imagine if someone infected with this virus sneezes.
07:17Let's say they were at a subway station, a train station, a bus station.
07:23Thank God, the culture among many peoples of the world.
07:26There is no culture of using a tissue or covering their mouth with their hand when they sneeze.
07:31Thank God, people here consider themselves above such habit.
07:37If they left droplets, mind you, droplets from a sneeze, on a metal railing, on a staircase, on stairs, on
07:47a wall,
07:48found at any station, in any public place, or in any gathering area,
07:52and then you come along and put your hand on that very same spot where the droplets are.
07:56From the person infected with Ebola, you get infected immediately.
08:00That is where the danger of this lies.
08:03And that's the danger, because we're talking about numbers.
08:07I mean, suddenly, thank you for sharing a couple of small words here publicly.
08:13You might wake up.
08:16You might, excuse me, wake up the next day to be told there's a widespread epidemic.
08:24Lockdown, lockdown, shut it down, close up.
08:28I can't say more than that.
08:30Wish you all the best.
08:31Cheers.
08:32We'll see you next time.
08:32I'm with you, Ahmedah.
08:33Cheers.
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