Ebola outbreak could last for months, officials warn
Health officials say the Ebola outbreak in West Africa could last another two to four months in what they called one of the most challenging episodes of the disease that the international community has ever faced.
More than 100 deaths have been linked to the virus since the outbreak began earlier this year, and at least 150 illnesses have occurred, according to the WHO.
The majority of deaths - 95 - have occurred in Guinea, according to an April 7 statement from WHO, but 10 deaths have been reported in Liberia, five of which were laboratory-confirmed.
Senegal closed its border amid the "unprecedented" outbreak.
But officials also emphasized that they have traced the source of transmission in every sick person, an important step in controlling the disease.