Wednesday, 26 November 2014
EBOLA: China opens Ebola treatment centre in Liberia
The centre was opened on Tuesday, November
25, 2014, in a ceremony presided over by
Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf:
The fight against Ebola in Liberia has received a
boost as China has constructed a 100-bed
treatment center in the country’s capital,
Monrovia.
The centre was opened on Tuesday, November
25, 2014, in a ceremony presided over by Liberian
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf.
The centre was reportedly finished within a
month and the Asian country has also deployed
163 medical workers from an elite unit of the
China’s People’s Liberation Army to work in the
facility.
The current Ebola outbreak has claimed over
5000 lives but cases of the disease are said to be
on the decline in Liberia.
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