The World Health
Organization has declared Liberia free of Ebola for a second time. Liberia was first
declared Ebola free on 9 May but the disease re-emerged on 29 June this year
when six cases were identified and two of those people later died.
It's
been 42 days since a second test on the last known confirmed case of Ebola in
Liberia proved negative for the disease.
The
WHO says the country now enters a 90-day period of heightened surveillance.
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