Ebola fears rise after West Point loots quarantine clinic
In Monrovia's West Point slum residents raided a quarantine center for suspected Ebola patients, stealing bloody sheets, mattresses and medical gear as authorities warned the outbreak could spread. Up to 30 patients were inside. many fled during the raid, police said.
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Ebola origins remain uncertain in deadly West Africa outbreak
Scientists seek the natural source of Ebola amid a severe four-country outbreak that has killed over 1,100. Bat involvement is suspected but not proven, with WHO listing chimpanzees, gorillas, monkeys, antelope, and porcupines as possible hosts. Researchers note past outbreaks show animals can seed human cases, and control depends on both containment and origin identification.
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Columbia University
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Gaza Truce Talks Reveal Palestinian Divisions in Cairo
In Cairo the Palestinian delegation shows divisions over a Western-backed compromise to ease Gaza border closures amid a five day cease fire set to end Monday night. Hamas seeks broader concessions including ports while Abbas allies push for crossings under international oversight and reconstruction control.
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Driver charged after Danville apartment explosion
James T. Barksdale of Danville faces charges of driving while intoxicated and driving with a revoked license after his vehicle left the road and struck Royal Terrace Apartments, severing gas lines and triggering an explosion that injured six residents and caused about 500000 dollars in damage.
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