Liberia beating disease
LIBERIA has lifted a state of emergency imposed for its “very survival” three months ago as the deadly Ebola virus was cutting a swathe through the west African nation.
The announcement — the clearest sign yet that the country believes it is beating an epidemic which has claimed nearly 3,000 Liberian lives — follows a dramatic drop in new cases.
“I have informed the leadership of the national legislature that I will not seek an extension of the state of emergency,” President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf announced.
On August 6, Sirleaf had said Ebola presented “a clear and present danger.”
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