<prompt> Hlalosa lefu la Ebola.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the disease Ebola. . Response in English: Ebola, also known as Ebola virus disease, is a rare but severe and often fatal illness that affects humans and certain animals. It is caused by infection with one of five strains of the Ebola virus, and spreads through direct contact with an infected animal or humans bodily fluids or contaminated objects.Symptoms typically start with a sudden onset of fever, headaches, muscle pain, weakness, and sore throat. As the disease progresses, patients may develop vomiting, diarrhea, rash, impaired kidney and liver function, and internal and external bleeding, such as from the eyes, ears, and nose.There is no specific cure for Ebola, and treatment primarily involves supportive care, such as fluids and pain management, as well as treatment for any accompanying infections. The disease has a high mortality rate, estimated to be between 25 to 90, depending on the outbreak and the strain of the virus.Ebola outbreaks have primarily occurred in remote villages in Central and West Africa, with the largest outbreak in 2014-2016, affecting countries such as Guinea, Sierra Leone, and Liberia. However, international travel can facilitate the spread of the disease to other areas.Prevention measures include avoiding contact with infected individuals, animals, and contaminated objects, as well as practicing good hygiene and hand washing. Healthcare workers and others with a higher risk of exposure should also take extra precautions, such as wearing protective equipment. There is also an Ebola vaccine that has been shown to be effective in preventing infection. . Response in Sesotho: Ebola, e tsejoang hape e le lefu la kokoana-hloko ea Ebola, ke lefu le sa tloaelehang empa le le matla me hangata le bolaea batho le liphoofolo tse itseng. E bakoa ke ho tšoaetsoa ke e ngoe ea mefuta e mehlano ea kokoana-hloko ea Ebola, me e ata ka ho kopana ka ho toba le phoofolo e nang le tšoaetso kapa maro a mele oa motho kapa lintho tse nang le tšoaetso. Hangata matšoao a qala ho hlaha ka tšohanyetso feberu, hlooho e opang, bohloko ba mesifa, bofokoli le metso. Ha lefu lena le ntse le tsoela pele, bakuli ba ka na ba hlatsa, letšollo, lekhopho, ho se sebetse hantle liphio le sebete, le ho tsoa mali ka hare le ka ntle, tse kang ho tsoa mahlong, litsebeng le nkong. Ha ho na pheko e tobileng ea Ebola, me phekolo e kenyelletsa tlhokomelo e tšehetsang, e kang maro le ho laola bohloko, hammoho le phekolo bakeng sa tšoaetso leha e le efe e tsamaeang le eona. Lefu lena le na le sekhahla se phahameng sa batho ba shoang, se hakanyetsoang ho ba pakeng tsa 25 ho isa ho 90, ho itšetlehile ka ho qhoma le mofuta oa kokoana-hloko. Ho qhoma ha Ebola ho etsahetse haholo metseng e hole ea Afrika Bohareng le Bophirima, me ho qhoma ho hoholo ka 2014-2016, ho ama linaha tse kang Guinea, Sierra Leone le Liberia. Leha ho le joalo, maeto a machaba a ka nolofatsa ho ata ha lefu lena libakeng tse ling. Mehato ea thibelo e kenyelletsa ho qoba ho kopana le batho ba tšoaelitsoeng, liphoofolo le lintho tse silafetseng, hammoho le ho itloaetsa bohloeki le ho hlapa matsoho. Basebeletsi ba tsa bophelo bo botle le ba bang ba kotsing e kholo ea ho pepeseha le bona ba lokela ho nka mehato e meng ea boitsireletso, joalo ka ho roala lisebelisoa tsa tsireletso. Ho boetse ho na le ente ea Ebola e bontšitsoeng e sebetsa ho thibela tšoaetso. 