and spreading in the community across the uk. it s very important that we approach it with caution and i think the paraphrase there s not been any point in the government covid 19 response when we step back and say i wish we acted more slowly. we have to be very alert to the fact that this new variant is out there and spreading fast and we don t know how much damage it s going to do at the moment. this how much damage it s going to do at the moment- the moment. as one of the consequences the moment. as one of the consequences of the moment. as one of the | consequences of vaccination the moment. as one of the - consequences of vaccination booster vaccines having a much less stressful time in and not underplaying how stressful it is but less stressful time for hospitals in general because there are fewer people with severe symptoms of covid 19 and i see you departments? is one of the consequence of all of that perhaps an element of complacency creeping in? there s been many compl
we were registering an average of of 500 a week but it s it s a very critical moment for us now. because there seem to be some amount of complacency creeping in from both members of the local communities and also the members of the district ebola response team. so that is why we are having a few numbers here and there, people escaping from quarantine homes because of the lack of effective supervision. but the situation, we re not yet out of the woods. you re in new york because the u.n. is hosting an international ebola recovery conference. what is your specific ask. you talked about, you know