On May 1, health authorities released the journalist Jeremiah Gayflor from his isolation at the 14 Military Hospital. At his hometown in Tappita, residents – mostly women and children – crowded the streets to celebrate. They also broke into quarantine facilities and hugged patients.
Tappita Journalist is Discharged From 14 Military Hospital
A Tappita journalist who tested positive of the Coronavirus has been discharged from the 14 Military Hospital after two negative tests.
Nimba Police Arrest Three Men for Attacking Security Personnel Enforcing State of Emergency
Police in Nimba have charged three men with multiple criminal offenses after they allegedly attacked security personnel who were enforcing the state of emergency measures in Karnplay.
Jackson F. Doe Hospital Records Nimba’s Second COVID-19 Case
Barely two weeks after the Jackson Fiah Doe Memorial Regional Referral Hospital recorded its first case of the Coronavirus and the country’s fourth COVID-19 death, the hospital has announced its second confirmed case of the virus.
Tappita Residents Complain of Police Brutality During State Of Emergency
Residents of Tappita are accusing police assigned in the area of manhandling them during the enforcement of the state of emergency announced by President George Manneh Weah.
Two Nimba Lawmakers Want Clarity From Health Ministry on First COVID-19 Death
Amid rumors that the Coronavirus death recorded in Nimba did not actually test positive, two Nimba lawmakers are seeking clarity from the Ministry of Health.
Tappita’s Jackson F. Doe Hospital Outlines Coronavirus Plans
The Jackson F. Doe Memorial Regional Referral Hospital, Liberia’s second largest hospital, has announced strategies it is employing to protect its staff and the community against the Coronavirus pandemic.
Jackson F. Doe Hospital Records Nimba;s First COVID-19 Death
The Jackson Fiah Doe Memorial Regional Referral Hospital has confirmed its first positive case of the Coronavirus.