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

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,168 clinical cases, 3,016 deaths as of November 22, 2014 (MOH Nov 22)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,168 clinical cases, 3,016 deaths as of November 22, 2014 (MOH Nov 22)

Huge correction on the fatality toll - Ro


Liberia Ebola Daily Sitrep
no. 193 for 24th November 2014
Ministry of Health and Social Welfare
http://www.mohsw.gov.lr/documents/SITRep 193 Nov 24th 2014P.pdf

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Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,244 clinical cases, 4,181 deaths as of November 24, 2014 (MOH Nov 24)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,244 clinical cases, 4,181 deaths as of November 24, 2014 (MOH Nov 24)

WHO Comment:
An error on reported total number of deaths in Liberia was published on November 28. This number has been corrected. The cumulative total number of deaths in Liberia, reported as of November 28, is 3145.

Data Published Dec 1;
http://apps.who.int/gho/data/view.ebola-sitrep.ebola-summary-20141201?lang=en

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Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

h/t Ian Mackay

WHO says Liberia wrongly added 1,000 deaths to Ebola toll
Reuters
1 hour ago
(Reporting by Tom Miles; Editing by Mark Heinrich)

GENEVA (Reuters) - A surge in Ebola deaths reported by the World Health Organization at the weekend arose from about 1,000 Liberian deaths wrongly ascribed to the disease, the WHO said, and were removed from an updated data set released on Monday.

The revised data from the World Health Organization shows the three worst hit countries have suffered 5,987 deaths, nearly 1,000 fewer than previously reported.

"Liberia's figures came in but they've since said these were actually non-Ebola deaths that were reported as part of our Ebola deaths and we will be taking them off. So the whole world went up and the whole world will come down again," WHO assistant director general Bruce Aylward told reporters.
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http://news.yahoo.com/says-liberia-wrongly-added-1-000-deaths-ebola-155109722.html
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

FluTrackers made the comment early on that we were posting for historical purposes the various case and death counts, however, we noted that the true numbers will never be known. For much of this year the ebola outbreak in Liberia has been out of control. Please do not become too invested in the published numbers.

Sierra Leone - ‘Entire villages disappeared’: Ebola deaths ‘underreported’ - MSF
Liberia - Ebola Improvement? - Not According to MSF & Gov Request for More Body Bags
Laidback Al has written an interesting analysis here.
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

we at gsgs do not necessarily agree with flutrackers on matters like this.
In fact, we think the numbers are quite useful - when they are given.
(no update available since Nov.24)

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I found #194,#196,#197 now from Nov.25,Nov.27,Nov.28
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

EBOLA RESPONSE ROADMAP
SITUATION REPORT
3 DECEMBER 2014
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/144806/1/roadmapsitrep_3Dec2014_eng.pdf?ua=1

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LIBERIA
Case incidence has stabilized over the past 5 weeks, after declining from mid-September until mid-October. A total of 43 confirmed cases were reported in the 5 days to 28 November, down from 78 the previous week.

The district of Montserrado, which includes the capital Monrovia (figure 2), reported 34 confirmed cases, and accounted for 79% of all confirmed cases reported nationally in the week to 28 November. Bomi (2 confirmed cases), Grand Bassa (4 confirmed cases), Grand Cape Mount (2 confirmed cases, compared with 21 the previous week), and Margibi (1 confirmed case) are the only other districts to report a case during the same period.

The district of Lofa, in the north of the country and on the border with Guinea and Sierra Leone, reported no cases for the fifth consecutive week.
 
Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,635 clinical cases, 3,145 deaths as of November 28, 2014 (WHO Dec 1)

Sitreps #196-#201 are now available here:
https://lite.apan.org/MediaGallery/Index/10718

they changed the format again, now they have an extra table where they split cases/county
by "alive" and "dead"

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(upload here the week-end reports ?
#199,#206,#213,... they give the numbers and maps for the last 7 days
while all the reports, each day, could be too tedious, too much data)


Oct.19,Oct.26,Nov.02,Nov.09,Nov.16,Nov.23,Nov.30
weekly cases : 231,278,295,267,207,195
weekly deaths : 200,172,160,129,133,095

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I just found: http://apps.who.int/gho/data/node.ebola-sitrep.ebola-country-LBR-latest?lang=en
(found after reading http://www.caitlinrivers.com/blog )

WHO has all the data, computer-readable, downloadable, with charts !
VHF database and county reports, Guinea,Sierra Leone,Liberia
 

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Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,719 clinical cases, 3,177 deaths as of December 3, 2014 (WHO Dec 8)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,719 clinical cases, 3,177 deaths as of December 3, 2014 (WHO Dec 8)

Ebola response roadmap - Situation report

10 December 2014
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/145198/1/roadmapsitrep_10Dec2014_eng.pdf?ua=1
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LIBERIA
Case incidence has decreased over the past 4 weeks, with 5 districts (counties) reporting new cases in the 3 days to 3 December. A total of 29 confirmed cases were reported in the 3 days to 3 December.

The district of Montserrado, which includes the capital, Monrovia (figure 2), reported 15 confirmed cases, and accounted for more than half of all confirmed cases nationally over the reporting period. Bong (1 confirmed cases), Grand Bassa (7 confirmed cases), Grand Cape Mount (5 confirmed cases), and Sinoe (1 confirmed case) are the only other districts to report a case during the same period. The district of Lofa, in the north of the country and on the border with Guinea and Sierra Leone, reported no cases for the sixth consecutive week.

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Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,797 clinical cases, 3,290 deaths as of December 9, 2014 (MOH Dec 9)

Re: Liberia - Ebola: 7,797 clinical cases, 3,290 deaths as of December 9, 2014 (MOH Dec 9)

Ebola response roadmap - Situation report
17 December 2014
http://apps.who.int/iris/bitstream/10665/145679/1/roadmapsitrep_17Dec2014_eng.pdf?ua=1

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LIBERIA
Case incidence has been declining at a national level, with 6 districts reporting new confirmed or probable cases in the week to 14 December. A total of 8 confirmed cases were reported, but this case count accounts for only two days. Transmission remains intense in Montserrado, which includes the capital Monrovia (figure 2). The district reported 3 confirmed and 9 probable cases. Grand Bassa reported 1 confirmed case, after reporting 7 the previous week. Bong (1 confirmed case), Grand Cape Mount (2 confirmed cases) and Margibi (1 confirmed case) are the only other districts to report confirmed cases in the same period. In the north of the country, Lofa reported no cases for the seventh consecutive week, emphasizing the strength of response efforts in the district.
 
Ebola response roadmap - Situation report

24 December 2014
http://apps.who.int/ebolaweb/sitreps...4/20141224.pdf

LIBERIA
Case incidence has been declining at a national level since mid-November (figure 2), although transmission remains intense in the country. A total of 21 confirmed cases were reported in 5 districts in the week to 21 December. The district of Montserrado, which includes the capital Monrovia, continues to experience the highest EVD activity in the country, with 7 confirmed and 16 probable cases reported in the past week. In the country’s east, along the C?te d’Ivoire border, Nimba reported 3 confirmed cases, its first cases in 9 weeks.

Transmission is persistent in the Grand Cape Mount district (6 confirmed cases) in the north of the country near the Sierra Leone border. Bong (4 confirmed cases) and Grand Bassa (1 confirmed case) were the only other districts to report cases during week 51.

In the north of the country, Lofa reported no cases for the eighth consecutive week, emphasizing the strength of response efforts in the district. Ten districts in Liberia did not report any cases in week 51.

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LIBERIA
Case incidence has been declining at a national level since mid-November (figure 2), although there was a slight rise in case incidence in the past week. A total of 31 confirmed cases were reported in 4 districts in the week to 28 December, 2014, compared with 21 cases in 5 districts in the previous week.

The district of Montserrado, which includes the capital Monrovia, continues to account for the most intense transmission in the country, with 19 confirmed and 16 probable cases reported in the past week. In the north of the country, near the Sierra Leone border, Grand Cape Mount is the other county experiencing high EVD activity, with 10 new confirmed cases.

The only other districts to report confirmed cases in the past week are Bong and Sinoe (1 confirmed case each). Eleven districts in Liberia did not report any confirmed cases during the week, indicating that the geographical reach of the outbreak in the country is now contained to a limited number of districts.

Figure 2: Confirmed Ebola virus disease cases reported each week from Liberia and Monrovia


Systematic data on laboratory confirmed cases have been available since 3 November nationally, and since 16 November for each district. View data ?

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http://apps.who.int/ebolaweb/sitreps/20141231/20141231.pdf
 
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