Hospital staff in Ebola scare

Eight health workers at a hospital in the Liberian capital have been sent home for 21 days of observation after being in contact with a patient who later tested positive for Ebola.

Hospital staff in Ebola scare
Sat, 21 Feb, 2015 - 14:31

Eight health workers at a hospital in the Liberian capital have been sent home for 21 days of observation after being in contact with a patient who later tested positive for Ebola.

Assistant health minister Tolbert Nyenswah said today that the incident occurred at the SD Cooper Hospital in Monrovia’s Sinkor neighbourhood.

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