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Opinion: To Stop Ebola Spread, U.S. Troops Should Join Liberian Contingent at Borders

Emily

Editor, Senior Moderator
I don't think the U.S. should get involved in border control.

http://www.liberianobserver.com/editorials/stop-ebola-spread-us-troops-should-join-liberian-contingent-borders
To Stop Ebola Spread, U.S. Troops Should Join Liberian Contingent at Borders
Wed, 11/12/2014 - 00:09 admin

As the World Health Organization (WHO) and Medicine San Frontiers are now confidently saying, that Ebola is receding in Liberia and the number of infections is going down, recent reports say there is now a new outbreak in Grand Cape Mount County.

Remember, Cape Mount borders Sierra Leone, where the virus is continuing to spread.

Remember, too, that the outbreak of the virus in the Mano River basin did not start with Liberia. It started in Guinea, from where one infected person crossed the border into Foya District, Lofa County; and that is how the virus began spreading here. Liberia eventually became the worst hit, with more than 2,500 deaths...
 
Re: Opinion: To Stop Ebola Spread, U.S. Troops Should Join Liberian Contingent at Borders

[natural,artificial] border control could be the key ...
we do see how it starts and ends in provinces/countries

I was skeptical from the beginning, that USA sends troops
just "to build hospitals"

now Sierra Leone enters the 2nd, "military" phase
 
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