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Liberia - Ebola: 10 212 confirmed cases, 4 573 deaths (WHO, April 22, 2015)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 2,671 clinical cases, 1,424 deaths as of September 13, 2014 (International Medical Corps Situation Report No. 6)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 2,671 clinical cases, 1,424 deaths as of September 13, 2014 (International Medical Corps Situation Report No. 6)

Liberia Ebola SitRep no. 123
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
Sept. 15, 2014
http://www.mohsw.gov.lr/documents/Liberia Ebola SitRep 123Sept 15, 2014.pdf

2,812 cases with 1,492 fatalities to Sep 15th.
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 2,671 clinical cases, 1,424 deaths as of September 13, 2014 (International Medical Corps Situation Report No. 6)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 2,671 clinical cases, 1,424 deaths as of September 13, 2014 (International Medical Corps Situation Report No. 6)

WHO: Ebola Response Roadmap Situation Report
18 September 2014
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http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/133833/1/roadmapsitrep4_eng.pdf?ua=1Control
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 2,812 clinical cases, 1,492 deaths as of September 15, 2014 (MOH SitRep 123)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 2,812 clinical cases, 1,492 deaths as of September 15, 2014 (MOH SitRep 123)

Liberia Ebola SitRep no. 125
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
Sept. 17, 2014
http://www.mohsw.gov.lr/documents/Liberia Ebola SitRep 125 Sept 17, 2014.pdf
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Highlights
Lofa County
? Total number of patients in (FCMC) - 25
? Total probable cases-7
? Total confirmed cases - 18
? Total new cases - 7
? Total number of deaths- 5

Montserrado
? 2531 of 2588 contacts under follow up seen by
contact tracing teams
? Of the 2588 contacts being followed, 1 became
symptomatic
? 92 contacts completed 21 days of follow-up
? 3 contacts were lost to follow-up
? 23 Ebola related deaths
? 11 came from ETUs
? 12 from communities

Mobile lab at ELWA
26 samples tested
? 6 Negative
? 20 positive
National Reference lab at LIBR
64 samples tested
? 24 negative
? 36 positive
? 5 Indeterminate
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,022 clinical cases, 1,578 deaths as of September 17, 2014 (MOH SitRep 125)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,022 clinical cases, 1,578 deaths as of September 17, 2014 (MOH SitRep 125)

Hattip: Sharon Sanders

WHO: EBOLA RESPONSE ROADMAP UPDATE
22 September 2014

Following the roadmap structure country reports fall into two categories: those with widespread and intense transmission (Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone); and those with an initial case or cases, or with localized transmission (Nigeria, Senegal). An overview of the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, where a separate, unrelated outbreak of Ebola virus disease (EVD) is occurring, is also provided (see Annex 1).

1. COUNTRIES WITH WIDESPREAD AND INTENSE TRANSMISSION

5843 (probable, confirmed and suspected; see Annex 2) cases and 2803 deaths have been reported in the current outbreak of EVD as at 20 September 2014 by the Ministry of Health of Guinea, as at 17 September 2014 by the Ministry of Health of Liberia, and as at 19 September 2014 by the Ministry of Health of Sierra Leone (table 1).

more...

http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/1...4_eng.pdf?ua=1


Data are based on official information reported by Ministries of Health up to the end of 20 September 2014 for Guinea, 17
September for Liberia, and 19 September for Sierra Leone. These numbers are subject to change due to on-going
reclassification, retrospective investigation and availability of laboratory results.
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Liberia:
All:
3022 cases
1578 deaths
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,280 clinical cases, 1,720 deaths as of September 21, 2014 (MOH SitRep 129)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,280 clinical cases, 1,720 deaths as of September 21, 2014 (MOH SitRep 129)

Excuse me if I have missed some footnote or explanation.

Today's Liberian reports for 9/19-21 show a promising decline in the previously high daily new case numbers for Montserrado County, which numbers were compounding total cases at 4.5%/day over 9/15-17, and would have doubled the 9/17 case total of 1154 every 16 days: the infection rate for the last 4 days thru 9/21 appears to be only 20 reported new cases/day (down from 50/day) compounding the current Montserrado total of 1232 at only 2.2%/day, and perhaps a runaway outbreak into Monrovia's 1.2 million close-contact urban population has been slowed. The sudden reduction however from the previous 10 day average new daily case rate of 50/day, to suddenly only 20/day over 4 days to 9/21, is unrealistic, and points to missing data and other unexplained details.

WHO's needless reporting errors, omissions and delays have spread to today's Liberia MOWsw report for the past 4 days, which OMITS data for 9/18 altogether, presents 3 days data, of which the 9/20 data numbers are LOWER than the 9/19 numbers. Reconstructing these incomplete and out-of-place data points takes time, but usually the database forces some realistic reorganization that reveals a more likely data placement and consistent view of the levels and growth rate trends of the EVD infection.

The Lib MOH "9/20 report #128" numbers are BELOW data for 9/19, and above data for the 9/17 report, so it may fit the database as actually the data for the missing 9/18 data, which then leaves NO DATA for 9/20.

Then looking at the difference between the 9/21 totals and the 9/19 numbers as 2 days of numbers, as I've had to do before with WHO and other national MOH omitted days, gives an indication of whether or not the last totals given are realistic, or represent missing days, data and understatement.
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,280 clinical cases, 1,720 deaths as of September 21, 2014 (MOH SitRep 129)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,280 clinical cases, 1,720 deaths as of September 21, 2014 (MOH SitRep 129)

The 10 day average of all-Liberia new daily case numbers from 9/8 to 9/17 was 80 new cases/day, and the average of the last 5 days to 9/17 was 83 cases/day, showing an increasing rate of EVD infection.

Montserrado County's daily average declining from 50 cases/day to only 20/day should have led today's 9/21 report HIGHLIGHTS list, and the national 4 day 9/18-9/21 new case increases of only 255 and a noticeably lower 4 day average of only 64 cases per day, down from 83/day, should have been the report's 2nd HIGHLIGHT, but for some reason these 2 striking trend change features are ignored.

Once again incomplete and misplaced data with dramatic unexplained rate and trend changes leaves us waiting for the delayed totals from the next report in 6-7 days to reassess today's poorly presented 9/21 information, and the real rate of Liberian EVD infection growth.
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,280 clinical cases, 1,720 deaths as of September 21, 2014 (MOH SitRep 129)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,280 clinical cases, 1,720 deaths as of September 21, 2014 (MOH SitRep 129)

Thanks Jim and franzpick.

I think we can not focus on only 2 or 3 days data to extrapolate any kind of trend.

Missing from Liberia numbers are all the people who have refused treatment and/or did not realize how critically ill they were and did not seek treatment. There is no way to know this number. The videos of the ebola conditions in Liberia tell me that there is probably no practical way to gain control of the situation unless the population voluntarily self quarantines for 3 weeks after contact with suspected/probable ebola cases. People can not go without food and water for 3 weeks and I think the infrastructure does not exist to support such quarantines.

An impossible situation.

Thanks both of you for trying to quantify the numbers we do get.
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,280 clinical cases, 1,720 deaths as of September 21, 2014 (MOH SitRep 129)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,280 clinical cases, 1,720 deaths as of September 21, 2014 (MOH SitRep 129)

Thanks Sharon. Certainly civilian quarantine avoidance and private social/burial habits result in very questionable data capture rendering all statistics incomplete, but the rapidity of the infection growth suggests to me the possibility that the ratio of unreported/unrecorded cases and deaths to recorded cases/deaths may remain steady enough so that some reasonable analysis of the reported portion of case/death rates may approximate the actual infection/death rates of the total of unrecorded and reported cases, even if no inference of the national total case/death levels is reasonable.

As for not being misled by daily fluctuations, I have applied varying weighted moving averages of 7-14-21 days for the various portions of the almost 60 days of 3 country/county numbers now in my database, and am comfortable with it as it reveals relatively steady trends, as well as sudden, otherwise unexplained and unrealistic rate jumps or drops, such as today's report of Montserrado's rising 10 day average of 50 cases/day suddenly dropping to only 20 cases/day for 4 days, which to me indicates lost data and reporting errors, which will become apparent in subsequent reports, rather than meaningful changes in the EVD infection rate.

The virus burning itself out, as many claim to be the likely resolution, or else gaining access to increased exponential growth in a million-plus urban Monrovian population, will make short-term 7-14-21 day infection rate and trend analysis meaningless, but I still believe that the relation of shorter to longer smoothed moving averages (oscillators) will prove to have been the first indication of major accelerations or slowdowns in this EVD saga, as well as the warning of data and reporting errors along the way.
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,369 clinical cases, 1,779 deaths as of September 22, 2014 (MOH SitRep 130)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,369 clinical cases, 1,779 deaths as of September 22, 2014 (MOH SitRep 130)

Note: Official ebola numbers are most likely a huge undercount.

From Liberia Situation Report 130:

http://www.mohsw.gov.lr/content_display.php?sub=report2

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Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,369 clinical cases, 1,779 deaths as of September 22, 2014 (MOH SitRep 130)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,369 clinical cases, 1,779 deaths as of September 22, 2014 (MOH SitRep 130)

1. COUNTRIES WITH WIDESPREAD AND INTENSE TRANSMISSION
The upward epidemic trend continues in Sierra Leone and most probably also in Liberia. However,
the situation in Guinea, although still of grave concern, appears to have stabilized: between 75 and
100 new confirmed cases have been reported in each of the past five weeks.
Table 1: Probable, confirmed, and suspected cases in Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone as at end 21 September 2014
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LIBERIA
The fall in the number of new cases shown in figure 1 is largely attributable to a sharp drop in the
number of confirmed new cases reported from Liberia. Notably, there were no new reported
confirmed cases from the capital, Monrovia, which in previous weeks has reported a surge in cases.
These data differ from credible reports obtained from responders in Liberia, who indicate a
deterioration of the situation in the country, and in Monrovia in particular.
In addition, there have
been a large number of suspected new cases (and deaths among suspected cases) reported from
Liberia over the past week, which are not included in Figure 1, but are set out in table 1.
It is very likely that a substantial proportion of these suspected cases are genuine cases of EVD, and
that the reported fall in confirmed cases reflects delays in matching laboratory results with clinical
surveillance data. Efforts are being made to urgently address this problem, and it is likely that the
figures will be revised upwards in due course. At the present time, the numbers of probable and
suspected cases, together with those confirmed, may be a more accurate reflection of case numbers
in Liberia. An upward revision of the figures, particularly confirmed cases, is likely to follow in due
course. Elsewhere in the country, there continues to be an increase in the number of newly reported
cases in Grand Bassa and Nimba. The number of new cases in Lofa, which borders Gueckedou in
Guinea, had been falling in previous weeks, but that fall has now been arrested with a slight increase
in cases compared with the previous week.
...
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/134771/1/roadmapsitrep_24Sept2014_eng.pdf?ua=1
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,369 clinical cases, 1,779 deaths as of September 22, 2014 (MOH SitRep 130)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,369 clinical cases, 1,779 deaths as of September 22, 2014 (MOH SitRep 130)

Liberia Ebola SitRep no. 131
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
Sept. 23, 2014
http://www.mohsw.gov.lr/documents/Liberia Ebola SitRep 131Sept 23, 2014.pptx New_1.pdf
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HIGHLIGHTS
NIMBA COUNTY
? Five (5) probable cases were referred to the ETU including 3
Ebola orphans
? The CHT and partners held a one day Ebola awareness
meeting with stake holders, social mobilizers and contact
tracesr in Ganta
? The Ebola Response Team with support from Save the
Children launched a 10 days social mobilization campaign in
Karnplay City (Gbehlay Geh) and Bahn City (Zoe-Geh)
? The German Government donated three (3) cartons of PPEs
via the REHAB hospital in Ganta

Bomi County
? Global Community (NGO) has taken over burial activities
? Plan International donated a toyota Land cruiser along with
some assorted Ebola preventive materials
? The Ebola Response Team held Clan level community dialogue
for seven days
? 19 patients are currently in the holding unit

LOFA COUNTY
? Total number of patients in Foya Case Management
Center (FCMC) ? 24
? Total new cases - 4
? Total number of deaths - 4

Sinoe County
? 134 health staffs at the F. J. Grante Hospital were trained by
MOHSW and CDC Technical Assistants
? The MOHSW training team has started facility level training in
the 10 health districts
? Ebola taskforce is being established at districts and community
levels
? The agriculture Training Center Clinic in Panama is being
proposed as temporary holding center for suspected cases

BONG COUNTY
? 8 suspected and probable bodies were buried
? Contact tracing is being decentralized to district level
with County level supervisor taking the lead

Grand Kru
? Facility based training has started
? WFP donated some food items to the Grand Kru County Health & Social
Welfare Team
? The county authorities has identified Barclayville Central High School as
Ebola Holding Center pending endorsement by MOE authority
? The CHT is arranging the burial of a pregnant woman in Parluken today
? UNMIL Civil affairs will underwrite the cost of gCHVs training for contact
tracing at community level
? Radio Voice of Grand Kru has allotted one hour daily exclusively for Ebola
updates
? Lack of functional ambulance for the referral of patients

Montserrado County
? 2864 of 2936 contacts under follow up were seen by
contact tracing teams.
? Of the 2936 contacts being followed, 109 completed
21 days, 4 lost to follow-up
? Total new deaths - 31 deaths
? 25 from the ETUs
? 6 from communities

National Reference Lab at LIBR
64 specimens tested
? 39 positive
? 23 negative
? 2 Indeterminate
Mobile Lab at ELWA
57 specimens tested
? 14 positive
? 43 negative

...
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,458 clinical cases, 1,830 deaths as of September 23, 2014 (MOH SitRep 131)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,458 clinical cases, 1,830 deaths as of September 23, 2014 (MOH SitRep 131)

Liberia Ebola SitRep no. 134
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
Sept. 26, 2014
http://www.mohsw.gov.lr/documents/Liberia Ebola Sit Rep 134 Sept 26, 2014.pptx New (3).pdf

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HIGHLIGHTS
NIMBA COUNTY
? A police officer from Gbonnie Community, Yarmein District but assigned in
Kakata brought back 14 family members with 2 children being
symptomatic. There are two previous deaths reported in the family
? 2 doctors, 1 PA, 14 Nurses and 3 Hygienists from the JFD Hospital in Tapitta
were sent for training at ELWA in anticipation of the opening of the
holding/treatment center at the hospital
? The Social Mobilization committee held Ebola awareness meetings with
Stakeholders and health workers in Yarwin Mehnsonnoh District
? Global Communities has assumed responsibility for burial activities in the
county

Bomi County
? Additional two survivors, managed at the holding center, were reunited
with families
? Three Ebola dead, each from Gayah Hill, Beh town and Barmo, were
buried
? 2 Clan level community dialogue meetings were held in Suehn Mecca
district
? There are 10 patients presently in the holding center

Margibi
? Vehicles for Case Investigation & Case finding,
Ambulances for prompt referral, and Holding
Centers & Treatment Center/Units remain a
very serious challenge for the County Health
Team

Sinoe County
? A total of 386 health workers and 71 community leaders from
31 clinics and 1 hospital were trained by the CHT and Central
Training team from MOHSW.
? A senatorial aspirant donated 25 PPE, assorted drugs, a bucket
of chlorine and 8 boxes of examination gloves to the Sinoe
County Health Team
? A site for the construction of the ETU has been identified in
Murryville
? Ebola awareness was given to the Panama community,
proposed location of the holding center
? Constraints faced by the Ebola Response Team:
? No Ambulance in the county
? Shortage of test tubes
? lack of vehicle for burial team

Montserrado County
? Health promotion Division completed training for 81 persons
on social mobilization activities:
? 63 persons including staff of the Youth at Heart, a CBO, and some
members of the Soul Clinic community
? 18 members of Vision Awake Africa Development and some members
of the Police Academy and Pipeline communities.
? 3082 of 3290 contacts under follow-up were seen by contact tracing teams
? Of the 3290 contacts being followed, 7 became symptomatic today
? Of the 3290 contacts being followed, 169 completed 21 days; 6 were lost
to follow-up.
? Total new deaths- 45
? 36 from the ETUs
? 9 from communities

National Reference Lab at LIBR
98 specimens collected
? 2 positive
? 54 Acute positive
? 35 negative
? 7 Indeterminate
Mobile lab at ELWA (CDC/NIH)
46 specimens collected
? 22 positive
? 24 negative
...
Burial Team Highlights
? Team one picked-up 22 dead bodies from the
Island Clinic ETU with no name and gender
information.
? Some families are still refusing the remover of
their dead relatives in the absence of a
Laboratory test or result.
? Lack of adequate supplies: PPE, Rain boots,
Heavy duty gloves, Scrub suits, Chlorine,
Goggles and Vehicles.
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,635 clinical cases, 1,986 deaths as of September 26, 2014 (MOH SitRep 134)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,635 clinical cases, 1,986 deaths as of September 26, 2014 (MOH SitRep 134)

Liberia Ebola SitRep no. 136
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
Sept. 28, 2014
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HIGHLIGHTS
NIMBA COUNTY
? The local authorities in Gbonnie Town, Yarmein District
refused access by the case investigation and management
teams to 14 children brought in from Kakata the police officer
? 2 children are reported symptomatic
? 16 patients transferred to Monrovia have been treated
successfully, discharged and reunited with their families
? Contact tracing are becoming more difficult due to continuous
movement of contacts from urban to leeward communities
? Inadequate number of ambulance (1functional) for response
and referral of Ebola patients

Sinoe County
? Global communities trained 16 members of the burial and
disinfection teams
? They also signed an MOU with the CHSWT to carry out burial and
disinfection activities for three months (October ?December 2014)
? 10 body bags, 18 pcs of hand gloves, 25 pcs of apron, 1 stretcher, 14
pcs of goggle and 2 buckets of chlorine were donated by Global
Communities
? A motorcycle was provided by WHO to facilitate the timely transport
of specimen to the laboratories

Laboratory
National Reference lab at LIBR
46 specimens collected
? 26 Acute positive
? 19 negative
? 1 Indeterminate
Mobile lab at ELWA (CDC/NIH)
39 specimens collected
? 29 positive
? 10 negative
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,696 clinical cases, 1,998 deaths as of September 28, 2014 (MOH SitRep 136)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,696 clinical cases, 1,998 deaths as of September 28, 2014 (MOH SitRep 136)

WHO: Ebola Response Roadmap Situation Report
1 October 2014
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/135600/1/roadmapsitrep_1Oct2014_eng.pdf?ua=1
...
LIBERIA
The continued fall in the number of reported new cases shown in figure 1 is largely attributable to
the sharp drop in the number of confirmed new cases reported from Liberia over the past two
weeks. Last week there were no new reported confirmed cases from the capital, Monrovia, which in
previous weeks had reported a surge in cases. This week, five new confirmed cases have been
reported in Monrovia, but there remains compelling evidence obtained from responders and
laboratory staff in the country that there is widespread under-reporting of new cases, and that the
situation in Liberia, and in Monrovia in particular, continues to deteriorate.
...
A large number of suspected new cases (and deaths among suspected cases) have been reported
from Liberia over the past week. It is very likely that a substantial proportion of these suspected
cases are genuine cases of EVD, and that the reported fall in confirmed cases reflects delays in
matching laboratory results with clinical surveillance data. Efforts are being made to urgently address
this problem, and it is likely that the figures will be revised upwards in due course. At the present
time, the numbers of probable and suspected cases, together with those confirmed, may be a more
accurate reflection of case numbers in Liberia. The counties of Bong, Grand Bassa, Margibi and
Nimba continue to report high numbers of new cases. There has been little change in the number of
new cases reported in Lofa, which borders Gueckedou in Guinea, for the past three weeks, with 38
confirmed and probable cases reported this week.
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Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,834 clinical cases, 2,069 deaths as of September 30, 2014 (WHO Update Oct 3)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,834 clinical cases, 2,069 deaths as of September 30, 2014 (WHO Update Oct 3)

REPUBLIC OF LIBERIA
MINISTRY OF HEALTH & SOCIAL WELFARE
P. O. BOX 10 ? 9009
1000 MONROVIA 10, LIBERIA
WEST AFRICA

Press Release
September 2, 2014

The Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in collaboration with NGO partners will
embark on a mass chlorination of wells and water points, and the distribution of hygiene
promotion items including soap, acquatabs, buckets, and fliers in targeted communities
in Monrovia and surrounding areas. The hygiene promotion and awareness on proper
hand washing kicks off this week in an attempt to address the issue of watery diarrhea.
About nine-thousand families have been targeted in West Point. About 450,000
aquatabs, 36,000 bars of soap, and 18,000 pieces of buckets will be distributed by 45
animators during the exercise. Mass chlorination of wells will also be done by the
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare Chlorination teams in collaboration with NGO
partners.

Meanwhile, twelve Ebola survivors were discharged yesterday from the ELWA-II Care
Center where they have been undergoing care and treatment for signs and symptoms
of Ebola.
The survivors were initially tested positive but after repeated laboratory tests,
their results showed negative. This brings to 42 the number of Ebola survivors since
August 2014. Last week, ten survivors were discharged from the JFK Treatment Unit
while 31 persons were discharged from the ELWA-III Unit and 6 persons discharged
from the Foyah Center. Those discharged from the ELWA-II Center included two
clinicians who were treated with the ZMAP drugs.


In another development, the government and partners have instituted safety measures
at the Roberts International Airport and the James Spriggs Airport. Nurses and
screeners have been deployed been deployed to screen passengers while hygiene
promotion and surveillance of airport workers have been put in place to restore
confidence in the airport system.

Tolbert Nyenswah
Chair, Ebola Incident Management Committee
http://www.mohsw.gov.lr/documents/sept_2.pdf
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,834 clinical cases, 2,069 deaths as of September 30, 2014 (WHO Update Oct 3)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 3,834 clinical cases, 2,069 deaths as of September 30, 2014 (WHO Update Oct 3)

Liberia Ebola SitRep no. 140
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
Oct. 2nd, 2014
http://www.mohsw.gov.lr/documents/Liberia Ebola SitRep no 140 Oct 2, 2014.pdf

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HIGHLIGHTS
NIMBA COUNTY
? 17 contact tracers were trained in Karnplay City,
Gbehlay-Geh District with sponsorship from Arcelor
Mittal
? Two of the cases referred to the ETU in Monrovia
were discharged today
? EQUIP-Liberia loan one ambulance to the County
Health Team for the fight against Ebola

River Gee
? Disbelief and denial remain high among community members
despite continuous sensitization
? There is an urgent need for case management & Health
Promotion training

Montserrado
? The Red Cross trained additional burial teams that will be
supported by Global communities
? The five vehicles donated by LISGIS has been assigned to the 4
case investigation teams

Maryland
? Epi-Surveillance Training was conducted for 2 days in the county
? A holding center has been established at Pleebo Health Center in Pleebo
City
? Four (4) persons have been quarantine at the holding center and another
12 being follow up in their homes
Challenges
? No Ambulance (exclusively for Ebola) to transport suspected clients/cases
to the treatment units in Monrovia
? There is no vehicle for specimen transport to Monrovia, burial, case
investigation and contact tracing
? The staff is in need of training to manage Ebola cases
? No materials for burial

Grand Kru
? Two vehicles (Land Cruiser Jeep & Toyota Tacoma
Pickup) were provided to the CHSWT by Global
Communities to the disinfection & burial teams
? There is a urgent need for PPEs

Sinoe
? One Land Cruiser vehicle was provided by UNDP for the Ebola
Response Team
? The UNMIL Quick Impact Project is to fund the training of 175
gCHV on Ebola Awareness

35 specimens tested
? 20 positive
? 13 negative
? 2 Indeterminate
...
 
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