Lagos doctor says isolation of Ebola patients essential

Lagos doctor says isolation of Ebola patients essential

LAGOS, Nigeria - Benjamin Ohiaeri, head of the First Consultants Hospital in Lagos, shows on Nov. 6, 2014, an emergency room where an Ebola fever patient was taken. He said Nigeria was officially declared free of the disease in October by isolating Ebola patients. (Kyodo)

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