[joe_the_user]

Uh, that's exactly the supply issue. I have read a number of reports of that incident.

The guy escape because he was starving - he went immediately to the market to buy food. If he had food in the isolation ward, that wouldn't have happened (or would be a good deal less likely).

And uh, the idea of shooting people infected with Ebola shouldn't be first or second resort considering you would be straying their infected blood over a significant area. Not to mention guaranteeing no else would want to be treated, etc.

[techdragon]

Yes, the man was starving, but thats also another thing the military forces are good at, supply chains. Also, the idea of having armed security forces, is less about shooting people with regular ebola, I do try to point out in my other comment that I'm in favour of armed forces when talking about a hypothetical airborne ebola strain.