00:00Ebola is back and it's spreading faster than ever.
00:03Diogratius Kazereka was one of the first known patients to make a successful recovery in the current outbreak in Central
00:09Africa.
00:10Now he is fighting misinformation.
00:30Many people still deny the disease exists.
00:32Rumors and superstition are widespread and remain major obstacles in the fight against Ebola.
00:38Ebola has been happening. It has been happening.
00:42I have been living in the reality of Ebola.
00:47I have been living in the reality.
00:49I have been living in the reality.
00:51As a survivor, Diogratius helps health teams identify suspected cases
00:56and convince families to seek treatment before it is too late.
01:00Because I am already immunized, I can't do.
01:03I can go because if someone is afraid, they can't do what I want.
01:07They can do too.
01:08I can do. I can do. I can touch even in any case.
01:11A suspected Ebola case has just been reported and the team heads out to investigate.
01:17But they are not going to be able to see.
01:19The guys are not going to be able to see.
01:21They are not going to be able to see.
01:24They are going to be able to see.
01:27They are going to be able to see.
01:29They are getting opinions and then are going to be able to see...
01:37They want to be able to see.
01:51The current outbreak in Congo is the fastest growing in history.
01:55There is no approved vaccine or specific treatment for this strain.
01:59More than 3,000 people have already died.
02:02That makes Teogratia's mission to raise awareness all the more important.
02:08The fact that you have talked about it, it is that it is that after your guérison,
02:15there is also a lot of people who have had a lot of people who came to solicit.
02:19There are also many people who came to solicit to examine whether it is Ebola or not.
02:26That is why it is a favor of the response.
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