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Thursday, 18 September 2014

Joe DeCapua Sierra Leone launched a new campaign Thursday to try to contain the spread of the ebola virus. Initial reports -- describing the effort as a nationwide lockdown -- were wrong. Instead, the campaign is officially called the House-to-House Ebola Talk. Listen to De Capua interview on Ebola awareness campaign in Sierra Leone Listen to De Capua report on Ebola awareness campaign in Sierra Leonei ▶ ▶ || 0:00:00 ... ⇱ 🔇 ▶ ▶ X PlaylistDownload World Health Organization spokesperson in...

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