Liberia schools open after 6 months of closure to curb the spread of Ebola

                        Temperature taken at a school gate in Monrovia, Liberia 16 February 2015

Schools in Liberia has reopened after 6 months they were closed to curtail Ebola. Staff were equipped with thermometers to read pupil temperatures and a buckets of chlorinated water was also provided for them to wash their hands. Some students still stayed away due to fear that they may still contact the deadly Ebola disease.

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