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Authorities confident of preventing ebola in Australia

Volunteers bury the body of a person who died from Ebola in Waterloo, 30 kilometres southeast of Freetown
Volunteers bury the body of a person who died from Ebola in Waterloo, 30 kilometres southeast of Freetown

Australian health authorities remain confident a carefully planned national strategy will prevent domestic outbreaks of the deadly Ebola Virus. While the re-assurance is comforting, Australians with family in affected West African countries are confronting their own grief.


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Australian health authorities remain confident a carefully planned national strategy will prevent domestic outbreaks of the deadly Ebola Virus. While the re-assurance is comforting, Australians with family in affected West African countries are confronting their own grief.



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