The outgoing head of the head of the United Nations Emergency Ebola Response Mission (UNMEER) said today that communities are going to play a big role in defeating the “nasty disease” in West Africa by stamping out outbreaks while they are small and not allowing them to become bigger.
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Fight against Ebola requires district-by-district approach – head of UN response mission
- 30 December 2014

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