Liberia's First Case of Coronavirus Leaves More Dangling Questions Amid Claims and Counterclaims

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Monrovia — The first case of the novel coronavirus (covid-19) landed with so many controversies, leaving more questions than answers and the public wondering if precautionary measures are truly enforced by health officials at the country's entry points, especially at the Roberts International Airport.

The first case which was announced on Monday, March 16, 2020, is believed to have come from Switzerland. The carrier, Dr. Nathaniel Blama, head of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), had returned from an official trip where he attended a Global Climate Fund (GCF) conference.

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