Ebola: Aid Workers Say Liberians Are Dying of Ignorance.

People walk past the empty Red Light market in Monrovia after it was closed along with shops and offices as part of a disinfection campaign against Ebola, on August 1st.

And we know that is dangerous to bring cases in private vehicles like this," he chides as he watches the Toyota disgorge its five passengers at the main gate. 

"The ministry of health has established protocols. There are hotline numbers that people have to call. And when you call there are ambulances, with trained people on board who are protected, to take the patient to hospital."
Kauffeldt, the director in Liberia of Christian aid group Samaritan's Purse, is at the forefront of the country's battle with the worst outbreak of Ebola that the world has ever seen.
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