The popular "Daily Talk" bulletin in Monrovia depicts its view of government's response to the Ebola crisis.
Treatable diseases such as malaria and diarrhea are being left untended because frightened Liberians are shunning medical centers, and these deaths could outstrip those from the Ebola virus by three or four fold, Minister of Foreign Affairs Augustine Kpehe Ngafuan has said.
The popular "Daily Talk" bulletin in Monrovia depicts its view of government's response to the Ebola crisis.
Doctors caring for a patient diagnosed with Ebola in Liberia.
Hospital staff respond to a suspected Ebola patient in the triage tent in Monrovia.
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