34 new Ebola infections and 28 deaths reported by health officials in Sierra Leone on Monday January 5, 2015. The World Health Organization (WHO) said the Ebola death toll in West Africa has exceeded 8,500 people. Over 8,600 people are infected by Ebola in Sierra Leone, according to official reports. Liberian government officials said schools […]
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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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51 new Ebola infections reported today December 28th. Freetown and its surrounding communities account for 34 of these cases. Infections and deaths are still on the increase in Sierra Leone despite draconian measures by the government. © ASM COMMUNICATION www.africanistpress.com
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26 people are reported to have died of Ebola in Sierra Leone on December 27th, and 55 new infections were recorded nationwide, according to official reports. The diamond rich district of Kono is now has a total of 175 Ebola patients and 21 of yesterday’s new infections were from there. There were 18 new confirmed
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Reports from the United States discloses that some staff at a Center for Disease Control (CDC) laboratory in Atlanta may have been exposed to the deadly Ebola virus. A CDC report confirms that a lab technician and a small number of employees will be monitored for signs of infections over the next 21 days. CDC
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The World Health Organization (WHO) has disclosed that about 19, 340 people are already positive for Ebola, the majority are of these are in Sierra Leone. Ebola has killed over 7,693 people since the first case was reported in Guinea on December 24, 2013, WHO officials said today. Health officials reported 30 Ebola deaths yesterday
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Bad news continues to come from President Koroma’s hometown of Makeni where over a hundred health workers went on strike over non-payment of allowances and abandoned over two dozen pregnant women, leaving them unattended. The latest reports from Makeni today are grim as Ebola is said to have attacked the Medical Unit & nbsp. Three
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60 new infected persons registered today in Sierra Leone; 29 from Freetown and its environs. Kabala in the Koinadugu district recorded its first case today and several people have been quarantined in their homes due to the new infection case in the area. Reports from the president’s hometown of Makeni say over two dozen pregnant
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(December 1-25) 1st Dec. = 72 cases 2nd Dec. = 61 cases 3rd Dec. = 93 cases 4th Dec. = 69 cases 5th Dec. = 37 cases 6th Dec. = 54 cases 7th Dec. = 25 cases 8th Dec. = 58 cases 9th Dec.= 45 cases 10th Dec= 37 cases 11th Dec. = 40 cases
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