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Liberia: Less Than 400 Ebola Cases Nationwide - Official
Liberian Observer, 21 October 2014
Restrictions on the movement of people, quarantining of communities and positive response to the frequent washing of hands and avoiding infested dead bodies have helped to reduce… Read more »
Less Than 400 Ebola Cases Remain in Liberia - Official
Measures put into place by the government and its partners, coupled with the onset of the country's Dry Season, have led to a drop in the number of new Ebola cases nationwide, according to Dorbor Jallah, the deputy manager of the Incident Management System, a body that manages the Liberian government's response to the disease.
A large bucket of chlorinated water on the street of Central Monrovia for passersby to wash their hands with.
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