Another United nation staff in Sierra Leone had be reported dead from Ebola virus.The death bring it to a count of 3 people who are staff of the United Nation that have die from the Ebola virus.
Bagura Sessay the man and his wife have been fighting with the virus since on Sunday, the man later give up on 18th,meanwhile his wife is still fighting with the Ebola virus and she is been attended to.UN Women said in a statement that Edmond Bangura-Sesay, who had been a driver for the agency since 2005, died on Saturday after testing positive for Ebola.He was place in intensive monitoring when his wife stated sick.He was a driver with the United Nation women agency in Sierra Leone.The spoke man of the United Nation Stephanie Dujarric said
"All measures to protect staff at the duty station in Sierra Leone are being taken as best as possible under the current circumstances."
Sierra Leone is reported to be one of the major country in west Africa that is suffering from the virus, others are Liberia and Guinea and about 4700 death have been recorded from this virus.
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staff of the United Nations in Sierra Leone has died from Ebola, making
him the third employee of the organization to succumb to the disease.
Edmond Bangura-Sesay, a driver with the UN Women agency since 2005 has been identified as the deceased.
Bangura-Sesay lost his battle with the disease on Saturday, October 18 and his wife is
currently receiving treatment while a medical team is working to trace all the people who might have made contact with the driver after he fell ill.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric said:
Edmond Bangura-Sesay, a driver with the UN Women agency since 2005 has been identified as the deceased.
Bangura-Sesay lost his battle with the disease on Saturday, October 18 and his wife is
currently receiving treatment while a medical team is working to trace all the people who might have made contact with the driver after he fell ill.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric said:
"All measures to protect staff at the duty station in Sierra Leone are being taken as best as possible under the current circumstances,"- See more at: http://celineoluchi.blogspot.com/2014/10/another-staff-of-united-nations-in.html#sthash.eMPTv99j.dpuf
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staff of the United Nations in Sierra Leone has died from Ebola, making
him the third employee of the organization to succumb to the disease.
Edmond Bangura-Sesay, a driver with the UN Women agency since 2005 has been identified as the deceased.
Bangura-Sesay lost his battle with the disease on Saturday, October 18 and his wife is
currently receiving treatment while a medical team is working to trace all the people who might have made contact with the driver after he fell ill.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric said:
Edmond Bangura-Sesay, a driver with the UN Women agency since 2005 has been identified as the deceased.
Bangura-Sesay lost his battle with the disease on Saturday, October 18 and his wife is
currently receiving treatment while a medical team is working to trace all the people who might have made contact with the driver after he fell ill.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric said:
"All measures to protect staff at the duty station in Sierra Leone are being taken as best as possible under the current circumstances,"- See more at: http://celineoluchi.blogspot.com/2014/10/another-staff-of-united-nations-in.html#sthash.eMPTv99j.dpuf
nother
staff of the United Nations in Sierra Leone has died from Ebola, making
him the third employee of the organization to succumb to the disease.
Edmond Bangura-Sesay, a driver with the UN Women agency since 2005 has been identified as the deceased.
Bangura-Sesay lost his battle with the disease on Saturday, October 18 and his wife is
currently receiving treatment while a medical team is working to trace all the people who might have made contact with the driver after he fell ill.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric said:
Edmond Bangura-Sesay, a driver with the UN Women agency since 2005 has been identified as the deceased.
Bangura-Sesay lost his battle with the disease on Saturday, October 18 and his wife is
currently receiving treatment while a medical team is working to trace all the people who might have made contact with the driver after he fell ill.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric said:
"All measures to protect staff at the duty station in Sierra Leone are being taken as best as possible under the current circumstances,"- See more at: http://celineoluchi.blogspot.com/2014/10/another-staff-of-united-nations-in.html#sthash.eMPTv99j.dpuf
nother
staff of the United Nations in Sierra Leone has died from Ebola, making
him the third employee of the organization to succumb to the disease.
Edmond Bangura-Sesay, a driver with the UN Women agency since 2005 has been identified as the deceased.
Bangura-Sesay lost his battle with the disease on Saturday, October 18 and his wife is
currently receiving treatment while a medical team is working to trace all the people who might have made contact with the driver after he fell ill.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric said:
Edmond Bangura-Sesay, a driver with the UN Women agency since 2005 has been identified as the deceased.
Bangura-Sesay lost his battle with the disease on Saturday, October 18 and his wife is
currently receiving treatment while a medical team is working to trace all the people who might have made contact with the driver after he fell ill.
UN spokesman, Stephane Dujarric said:
"All measures to protect staff at the duty station in Sierra Leone are being taken as best as possible under the current circumstances,"- See more at: http://celineoluchi.blogspot.com/2014/10/another-staff-of-united-nations-in.html#sthash.eMPTv99j.dpuf
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