Senegal opened up a humanitarian corridor at an airport to help speed aid to Ebola stricken countries although its border with Guinea remains closed. A plane carrying workers with the UN's World Food Programme arriving from the Guinean capital Conakry landed at the designated humanitarian air corridor on a military air base near Dakar, AFP reported. Senegalese Health Minister Awa Marie Coll Seck said Dakar had reached an agreement with international ...Monday, 29 September 2014
Senegal Opens Airport, but Not Border, for Ebola Aid
Senegal opened up a humanitarian corridor at an airport to help speed aid to Ebola stricken countries although its border with Guinea remains closed. A plane carrying workers with the UN's World Food Programme arriving from the Guinean capital Conakry landed at the designated humanitarian air corridor on a military air base near Dakar, AFP reported. Senegalese Health Minister Awa Marie Coll Seck said Dakar had reached an agreement with international ...
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