Addis Ababa, Jan 29, 2015 (AFP) - : The Ebola epidemic is decreasing but is still present in a third of the areas of the three affected west African nations, UN Ebola coordinator David Nabarro warned Thursday.
"We still see occasional flare-ups and we still see some surprises with new cases out of our contact lists," Nabarro told AFP, speaking at the African Union headquarters as leaders gather a day ahead of a summit meeting, where Ebola is a key issue for discussion. "That means that the epidemic is not contained yet," he said.
"We still see occasional flare-ups and we still see some surprises with new cases out of our contact lists," Nabarro told AFP, speaking at the African Union headquarters as leaders gather a day ahead of a summit meeting, where Ebola is a key issue for discussion. "That means that the epidemic is not contained yet," he said.
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