26 people died today, January 4, 2015 of Ebola in Sierra Leone, and 30 others tested positive for the virus. On January 3, 2015 health officials in Sierra Leone recorded a daily infection of 37 new cases across the country. The majority of these new infections are within Freetown and its environs. © ASM COMMUNICATION […]
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29 new Ebola infections were registered on January 2, 2015 by health officials in Sierra Leone. 14 of these infections are from Freetown, 7 in Portloko, 3 in Kono and 3 in Moyamba. No infections were recorded on January 2, 2015 in Kailahun, Kenema, and Makeni, the hometown of the president. Over 2, 900 people
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The Births and Deaths office in Sierra Leone has issued the national births and deaths statistics for 2014. Officials say a total of 199,257 births were registered in 2014 of which 97,958 are males and 101,301 are females. Figures of deaths nationwide in 2014 totals 16,794 of which 8,363 are males and 8,227 are females.
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The authorities in Liberia said there will be a temporal lifting of the curfew that was imposed to stop the spread of Ebola. Liberian officials say the decision is to allow churchgoers to celebrate New Year’s Eve The curfew in Liberia was introduced in September. Over three thousand people in Liberia have reportedly died from
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