Members of a Red Cross burial team put on protective equipment before entering the home of a woman suspected of dying of Ebola in Dia, Sierra Leone on August 18.
A government health worker keeps tally of those who pass an Ebola quarantine checkpoint in the road leading from Freetown to Kenema, Sierra Leone on August 16.
Residents of the town of Kailahun in Sierra Leone – which has been heavily affected by the Ebola outbreak – gather along a river at dusk on Tuesday, August 19.
Chilling Photos From the Front Lines of the Ebola Outbreak (Wired)
Pics: Pete Muller for the Washington Post
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How artistic.
FFS.
Sure where would you get it? African edition.
Now this is actually heartbreaking. Worst Ebola epidemic ever affecting the poor misbegotten people of the most ravaged countries. Puts the first world moaning of this country in perspective.