The fight against Ebola in Liberia got some welcome news --
with a little caution.
The number of new cases in the nation appears to be
declining, with fewer burials and lab confirmations, and less-cramped
hospitals, the World Health Organization said.
If the trend continues, the
hardest hit nation will get a much-needed break.
The deadly virus has left at least 4,922 people dead mostly
in Guinea, Sierra Leone and Liberia.
More than half of the deaths have been in Liberia, which has
buckled under the weight of the epidemic, and even declared a shortage of body
bags this month.
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