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/ 5 years agoAre People In Bong County Adhering To Social Distancing Guidelines?
Gbarnga – Authorities in Bong County have intensified awareness efforts aimed at encouraging people to adhere to social distancing, as confirmed...
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/ 5 years agoCOVID-19 Fear Causes Other Patients to Decline Critical Treatment at Health Facilities
Zwedru – As Liberia’s health sector struggles to respond to the coronavirus pandemic, health facilities in Grand Gedeh County are beginning...
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/ 5 years agoConcerns Heighten Over Lack of COVID-19 Facilities for Gbarpolu County
Bopolu City – Several people in Gbarpolu County are expressing concerns about recent delays in completing renovation work on a facility that...
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/ 5 years agoNurse Tested Positive For COVID-19 at River Gee Hospital
Fish Town – River Gee County Health Team has confirmed one case of COVID-19 – a female nurse, whose identity has...
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/ 5 years agoNo Support from Gov’t, Community Prompts Closure of Hand Washing Stations
Margibi County – When cases of COVID-19 were confirmed in Margibi County, Goshen community – located upper Margibi County – set...
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/ 5 years agoPhebe Hospital Closes For Four Days As Covid-19 Cases Increase in Bong County
Bong County – The Administration of Phebe Referral Hospital in Suakoko District, Bong County has shut down the entire hospital for...
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/ 5 years agoCOVID-19 Treatment Unit Partially Opens in Bong County
Gbarnga – It appears that citizens’ requests for the setting up of a COVID-19 testing and treatment unit in Bong County...
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/ 5 years agoGrand Kru County Health Team Discharges 22 Persons From Quarantine
Barclayville – People in Grand Kru County have expressed excitement following recent reports that the County Health Team discharged 22 people, who...
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/ 5 years agoGov’t Inaction Leaves Community Further Confused
Caldwell – It has been almost four weeks since the death of an elderly man in the home of a controversial...
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/ 5 years ago‘Coronavirus Spreads Faster If Not Prevented’ – Says Liberia’s Chief Medical Officer
Monrovia – Liberia’s Chief medical officer Dr. Francis Keteh says the saliva of COVID-19 infected patients can harbour half a trillion...
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