U.N. Employee With Ebola Evacuated to France for Treatment

02 Nov 2014

“A United Nations employee suffering from Ebola was evacuated Saturday from Sierra Leone to France for treatment, a spokesman at the French Health Ministry said.”

Source: U.N. Employee With Ebola Evacuated to France for Treatment – WSJ – WSJ

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