Sierra Leone Begins Ebola 'Lockdown'

The Sierra Leonean government has begun enforcing a three-day 'lockdown' when everyone is required to stay indoors as health workers go from house to house in search of Ebola sufferers.

Survivors prepare to leave an Ebola treatment center.

  • Sierra Leone:   Govt Imposes Ebola Lockdown

    DW, 19 September 2014

    The UN Security Council has called Ebola a "threat to international peace and security," also unanimously calling for an end to travel restrictions in West Africa. Read more »

  • Sierra Leone:   Ebola Awareness Campaign Begins

    VOA, 18 September 2014

    Sierra Leone launched a new campaign Thursday to try to contain the spread of the ebola virus. Initial reports -- describing the effort as a nationwide lockdown -- were wrong.… Read more »

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