At Liberia's international airport, the scene is one of calmness as passengers queue patiently to go through medical screening for the Ebola virus. Roberts International Airport, a former United States Air Force base built 55 kilometres (35 miles) outside of the capital Monrovia during World War II, is at the front line of a new battle -- to halt the spread of the most deadly outbreak of the tropical fever in history. "We put so many processes in place ...Sunday, 31 August 2014
International Airport in Liberia on the Edge Due to Ebola
At Liberia's international airport, the scene is one of calmness as passengers queue patiently to go through medical screening for the Ebola virus. Roberts International Airport, a former United States Air Force base built 55 kilometres (35 miles) outside of the capital Monrovia during World War II, is at the front line of a new battle -- to halt the spread of the most deadly outbreak of the tropical fever in history. "We put so many processes in place ...
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