MillCrab

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Good morning, thank you for taking questions.

I recently heard an MSF representative respond favorably to a hypothetical deployment of world armed forces biological and chemical warfare units to help quarantine and control Ebola spread in West Africa. I have a couple of related questions to this concept:

1) Would it be useful? Would these forces be able to contribute in a meaningful way, despite not being medical personnel?

2) Has the MSF considered a deployment like this? Do you know how you would handle soldiers like these, and how to use them without creating any backlash among locals?

3) Is an intervention like this an official goal/desire of the MSF, or simply one members off the cuff response?

4) Finally, can biowarfare techniques be used effectively for the long periods of time fighting off the entire outbreak would require?

Thank you, and please feel free to answer any subset of the questions, no need to reply to all.

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