Sierra Leone Releases 55 From Ebola Quarantine

Sierra Leone released 55 people from quarantine Wednesday after declaring them Ebola free. The dozens of people were quarantined last month after two new cases of the virus were confirmed. Sidi Yahya Tunis, spokesperson for public health emergency operations in the Sierra Leone ministry of health, said those release had been declared Ebola free by the World Health Organization. Tunis said the Sierra Leone people should be reassured that no matter what, the country now has the means...

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