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Liberia: First Coronavirus Patient Suspended From Job Indefinitely
Liberian Observer, 16 March 2020
President George Manneh Weah has suspended for time indefinite, the Executive Director of the Environmental Protection Agency, Nathaniel Blama, for repeatedly violating prescribed… Read more »
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Liberia: EPA Denies Blama Evaded Health Rules for Coronavirus
Liberian Observer, 17 March 2020
-EPA denies their Executive Director evaded health protocols at the airport; communication director says President Weah was misinformed Read more »
Controversy Around Liberia's First Confirmed Coronavirus Case
President George Weah has suspended Nathaniel Blama, executive director of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) after he apparently refused to adhere to the established health protocols set up to prevent the transmission of the new coronavirus upon arrival at the country's airport. The EPA has reportedly denied the accusations.
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