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Sierra Leone: UK Troops Join Ebola Fight
PR Newswire, 21 October 2014
Around 150 British Army personnel left RAF Brize Norton this morning to add to the significant UK efforts to tackle Ebola. Read more »
Around 150 British Army personnel, mostly medics from the Royal Army Medical Corps, are due to arrive in Freetown to join the fight against Ebola.
"I lost my parents to Ebola," says survivor Tafala, at the Ebola Treatment Centre in Kenema, Sierra Leone.
"For us, the priority is personal protection and safety. Actions need to be carried out carefully and slowly in order to prevent mistakes, as a mistake has the potential to bring ... Read more »
Ten months into the worst Ebola outbreak, aid organizations say although Sierra Leone and other affected countries need cash, they also need things which money alone cannot buy. Read more »
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