SIERRA LEONEANS

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                    [Title] => Sierra Leone in better position today, new UN Eloba mission chief says
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Sierra Leone is in a better position today than it was in the fight against Ebola virus, the new head of the United Nations' Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER) said Friday.

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                    [Title] => WHO says Liberia, Guinea meeting Ebola targets
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Liberia and Guinea have met a Dec. 1 target for isolating 70 percent of people infected with Ebola and safely burying 70 percent of those who die but Sierra Leone has not, the World Health Organization said yesterday.

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Sierra Leone in better position today, new UN Eloba mission chief says

January 10, 2015 - 11:00pm

Sierra Leone is in a better position today than it was in the fight against Ebola virus, the new head of the United Nations' Mission for Ebola Emergency Response (UNMEER) said Friday.

World

WHO says Liberia, Guinea meeting Ebola targets

By John Heilprin | December 2, 2014 - 7:02am

Liberia and Guinea have met a Dec. 1 target for isolating 70 percent of people infected with Ebola and safely burying 70 percent of those who die but Sierra Leone has not, the World Health Organization said yes...

World