Ebola drill in Tokyo

Ebola drill in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Doctors in protective wear participate in a drill on Nov. 11, 2014, to prepare for admitting Ebola patients at Tokyo Metropolitan Bokutoh Hospital. Under the drill scenario, a male doctor developed a high fever and diarrhea one week after returning to Japan from Liberia.

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