Ebola Spreads More in Guinea and Sierra Leone- WHO

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The World Health Organisation (WHO), confirmed on Tuesday that Ebola
has spread further in Guinea and Sierra Leone.

Bruce Aylward, WHO Special Representative for Ebola in Geneva, told a
technical briefing attended by health ministers that there were 36 new
cases in the past week.

He said the situation was four times as many cases as the week before.

Aylward said the findings were an indication that the virus would not
go quietly and it would take an extraordinary effort to finish the
job.

Liberia was declared Ebola-free earlier in May.

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1 Comments on Ebola Cases Rise in Guinea & Sierra Leone – WHO

Martha May 19, 2015 at 4:04 pm
Effective security and health screening at the guinea-Sierra Leone
boarder is a major problem. Security again for quarantined homes in
Sierra Leone is still a challenge as people are running away from
quarantined homes with secure presence. Hope Ebola will finish soon as
the raining season is already here (in Sierra Leone) and the state of
emergency is almost a year now. God please help us, we want to return
to normal life.

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