Freetown Air Travelers Screened Thoroughly for Ebola

Sierra Leone is still battling to get the deadly Ebola epidemic under control. One of the more important measures to stop the spread is screening air travelers for the virus. Only three airlines have continued operating in Sierra Leone since the Ebola crisis hit. There used to be nine. Still, the airport can be a busy place. Ebola checkpoints are everywhere, from the moment one enters the airport gates until the final boarding call. Hand washing with chlorine and temperature...

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