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MONROVIA, December 8 (LINA) - The Chinese Army Medical Team in collaboration with the Chinese Expert Group on Bamboo and Rattan Weaving has donated anti-Ebola materials and food items valued at US$ 40,000 to the Samuel K Doe (SKD) Community and Red Light Market in Paynesville.
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MONROVIA, December 4 (LINA) - World Bank president Dr. Jim Yong Kim has expressed concern that the Ebola epidemic continues to cripple the economies of Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone.
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ROBERTSPORT, December 4 (LINA) - Multi-Services Liberia (MSL), a local non-governmental organization (NGO), has donated assorted relief items to over 200 quarantined people in Grand Cape Mount County.
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MONROVIA, December 4 (LINA) - Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has expressed disappointment that States with biological-disaster response capacities have chosen not to deploy them in West Africa’s Ebola fight.
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GBARNGA, December 4 (LINA) – Bong County Health Officer, Dr. Samson K. Arzoaquoi, has observed that the gains made by the county in the Ebola fight is the result of technical and material support from both local and international partners.
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SANNIQUELLIE, December 4, 2014 (LINA) - The Nimba County Health Team (CHT) has said there has been no new Ebola case reported in the county for more than a month.
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MONROVIA, December 4 (LINA) – Information Minister Lewis Brown has urged his compatriots to drive the elimination of the Ebola virus from the country even as the world is helping the country.
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ROBERTSPORT, December 4 (LINA) - Liberia National Red Cross Society (LNRCS) Grand Cape Mount County Chapter has conducted a four-day training for individuals caring for quarantined people in Cape Mount.
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MONROVIA, December 4 (LINA) - A member of the psychosocial response team at the Ministry of Health (MOH), Boniface Kolee, has stressed the need for Liberians to provide alternative care for children made orphans by the Ebola virus.