US Ebola cameraman 'in good spirits'

The parents of a US cameraman diagnosed with Ebola have said their son is in good spirits.

US Ebola cameraman 'in good spirits'
Fri, 03 Oct, 2014 - 16:03

The parents of a US cameraman diagnosed with Ebola have said their son is in good spirits.

Ashoka Mukpo was hired on Tuesday to be the second cameraman in Liberia for NBC’s chief medical editor and correspondent Nancy Snyderman.

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