U.S.-built Ebola treatment centers in Liberia are nearly empty as outbreak fades
Workers at an Ebola treatment center relax Jan. 10, 2015 in Tubmanburg, Liberia. The facility was built by the U.S. military. (Whitney Leaming/The Washington Post)
TUBMANBURG, Liberia — Near the hillside shelter where dozens of men and women died of Ebola, a row of green U.S. military tents sit atop a vast expanse of imported gravel. The generators hum; chlorinated water churns in brand-new containers; surveillance cameras send a live feed to a large-screen television.
U.S.-built Ebola Treatment Centers in Liberia Are Nearly Empty as Outbreak Fades by Thavam Ratna
U.S.-built Ebola Treatment Centers in Liberia Are Nearly Empty as Outbreak Fades by Thavam Ratna
