The longer the Ebola epidemic continues infecting people
unabated the higher the chances it will mutate and become airborne, the
UN Secretary General's Special Representative, Anthony Banbury (top
right), has said. His comments come as organisations battling the crisis
in West Africa warn that the international community has just four
weeks to stop it before it spirals 'completely out of control'. Also
pictured are a burial team, dressed in protective clothing removing a
victim's body from isolation in Sierra Leone, and health workers in
Liberia spraying themselves with disinfectant.
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