InnoHEALTH magazine Volume 3 issue 3 | Page 30

Film makers had looked at previous epidemics and infections. AIDS was lurking in their minds, but sudden spurt of Ebola and Zika virus’ cases turned the film into a real time saga, and both AIDS and SARS slipped into background. In the global village narrative, every citizen is open to risk factors in case of pandemics. The diseases assail everything whatever comes into their way - may it be health or wealth. When a pandemic happens, people don’t work, economies collapse, and even social fabric is dismembered. People attempt to avoid their own infected close relatives and friends out of fear that they will be the next seizure if precautions were not clamped. She mentions that in case of pandemics, whatever happens on the front line in Liberia affects people in Europe and North America. In the fr