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MONROVIA, Sept 2 (LINA) -The National Teacher Association of Liberia (NTAL) has expressed concern that the Ebola virus could threaten the nation’s manpower development, if the virus is not contained as soon as possible for schools to resume.
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BUCHANAN, September 2 (LINA) - As the fight against the Ebola virus in the country continues, deaths from confirmed and suspected Ebola cases are on the increase in Grand Bassa County.
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MONROVIA, September 1 (LINA) - Lofa County Senator George T. Tengbeh has said that the Ebola virus continues to spread because people still doubt the existence of the disease and refuse to adhere to guidelines outlined by the Health Ministry.
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MONROVIA, September 2LINA) - “All Liberians and partners must collectively join the fight to completely eradicate the Ebola virus from Liberia,” the Country Manager for SIMBA Energy Liberia Inc., Mr. George Garteh, has said.
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TUBMANBURG, Sept ember1 (LINA) - Dewein District Commissioner Foley Siryon has disclosed that the County Ebola Task Force has provided items to the district to help it fight the Ebola disease.
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MONROVIA, September 2 (LINA) - At least 58 persons have walked out of treatment centers in Montserrado and Lofa counties from March to September 1, 2014, an official of the Ministry of Health has said.
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MONROVIA. September 1 (LINA) -The Assistant Pastor of the Philadelphia Central Church says it will take “God’s intervention” to eradicate the Ebola virus from Liberia.
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KAKATA, September 2 (LINA) - President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf has assured health workers of government’s commitment to provide improved incentives for their contribution to the fight against the Ebola virus.
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SANNIQUELLIE, September 1 (LINA) -Residents of Karnplay have joined efforts to feed nearly 30 members of a family suspected of contracting the Ebola virus in the town.