Liberia There are no longer sick with Ebola in its treatment centers. For the first time since May 2014, no new cases have been registered in the country last week.
Schools have officially reopened earlier this week after seven months of closure. Meanwhile, nearly one million students took lessons on the radio.
Liberia, Ebola free, but experts warn: "For me, this is the most dangerous time, the most critical during an epidemic because the number of cases only diminishes day by day, and People begin to guard down, and that's the time arrive accidents "believes Ivan Quentin, an expert in water purification for Doctors Without Borders.
Before Liberia, Senegal, Nigeria and Mali have already reached the epidemic in their territories, but they were much less affected.
In Sierra Leone and Guinea, the number of new cases detected each week is now increasing.
Sierra Leone is the most affected country as economically.
The government restored movement restrictions lifted in January to promote recovery. No boat can not go to sea or land from 18 pm to 7 am, maritime activities being perceived as the new vector of the virus.
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