Liberia: Religious Leaders Adopt Action Plan to Fight Ebola in Liberia

Monrovia — Religious leaders in Liberia have adopted 4 counts action plan on Ebola awareness for the implementation at their various churches. The religious leaders amongst several things agreed to provide Ebola education in their various churches and Sunday schools, homes and communities.

They also agreed to provide hand washing buckets at their various churches to prevent the spread of the virus, and work with the health Ministry and partners in reporting suspected Ebola cases within their communities and churches. Catholic Archbishop Lewis Ziegler has made a passionate plead to the Public, especially the Christian community to see the Ebola outbreak as a national emergency.

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