Liberia: Ebola Puts Liberia's Postwar Progress in Jeopardy - Nobel Laureate

6 August 2014

London — The spread of Ebola in Liberia threatens to undo the country's postwar progress unless more funds are found to fight the deadly virus, Nobel laureate and rights activist Leymah Gbowee warned on Wednesday.

More than 900 people in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia have been killed by Ebola and more than 1,600 infected since the virus started spreading in Guinea in February.

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