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May 22, 2014

Gallery: Ebola in Guinea - Sia Bintou's story

Via MSF Guinea, a May 20 report: Gallery: Ebola in Guinea - Sia Bintou's story. Excerpt:

In Gueckedou treatment centre, each time a patient is discharged, staff and patients are extremely happy. Sia Bintou spent more than 10 days in the centre. The teams often thought that she wouldn’t make it, but Bintou ended up beating the disease.

Click through to see her departure in photos. You can't lose them all.

May 22, 2014 at 09:53 PM in Ebola, NGOs |

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