MONROVIA, November 25 (LINA) – President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has described the Samuel K. Doe Sports Complex Ebola Treatment Unit (ETU) constructed by the Chinese Government as “first class”.

ROBERTSPORT, November 25 (LINA) -The Liberia Bank for Development and Investment (LBDI) Grand Cape Mount County branch Manager and his driver have been quarantined for coming in contact with a suspected Ebola patient.

ZWEDRU, November 25 (LINA) - U.S. Ambassador Deborah Malac has said the American Government is “proud to be a part of the efforts” in support of Liberia and its partners because it takes collective efforts to resolve the Ebola crisis.

VOINJAMA, November 25 (LINA) -The Commander of the Lofa County Detachment of the Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization (BIN), Col. Varfee Kromah, has assured citizens that entry points into the county will be secured during the campaign and senatorial election.

VOINJAMA, November 25 (LINA) - The Paramount Chief of Zorzor District in Lofa County has assured citizens of the full involvement of local chiefs in the fight against Ebola in the county.

HARPER, November 25 (LINA) - The Grand Gedeh chapter of the National Traditional Council of Liberia has suspended the traditional kola nut ceremony held to welcome a guest.

GBARNGA, November 24 (LINA) - The Bong County Health Team (CHT) has reported 22 new cases in a week, despite reduction in the number of Ebola cases across the country.

ROBERTSPORT, November 24 (LINA) - The administrator of the St. Timothy Government Hospital in Robertsport, Grand Cape Mount County, Aaron Massaley, has commended President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf for her recent donation of an ambulance and a pick-up to the hospital.

MONROVIA, November 24 (LINA) - Former Montserrado County Representative Victoria Lynch has called on government to provide reintegration packages for Ebola survivors and others discharged from Ebola Treatment Units.

MONROVIA, November 24 (LINA) - A professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin, USA, Dr. Fritz Sieber, has expressed concern that incorrect information about the medical use of selenium will lead to “disappointing results and may prompt treatment centers to reject this potentially very useful drug.”