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An educational mural in Liberia's capital Monrovia in 2014.

A bucket of chlorine in Westpoint, one of the largest townships in Liberia's capital Monrovia.

Used styrofoam boxes that held food for Ebola patients are being burned outside of an Ebola Treatment Unit (Monvoriva, Liberia, 2014).

A pickup truck loaded with corpses enters the regional crematory (Monrovia, Liberia, 2014).

Ebola survivors waiting inside an Ebola Treatment Unit for their dismissal (Monrovia, Liberia, 2014).

Two US doctors wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) insider a highly infectious Ebola Treatment Unit (Monrovia, Liberia, 2014).

Two doctors from the British Red Cross treating a little girl infected with Ebola (Sierra Leone, 2014).

An employee of an Ebola Treatment Unit (ETU) disinfecting rubber boots of medical personnell (Monrovia, Liberia, 2014).

Medical personnell inside a make-shift Ebola Treatment Unit of Médecins Sans Frontières talking to a man diagnosed with Ebola (Monrovia, Liberia, 2014).

Medical personnell preparing his protective suit in a Ebola treatment unit in Monrovia, Liberia (2014).

Dr. Alexander Kumar from the British Red Cross giving a fist-bump to a young boy infected with Ebola holding the drip for him (Sierra Leone, 2014).

A man whose wife died of Ebola is carrying his son in Westpoint, one of the largest townships of Monrovia (Liberia, 2014).

A nurse in a remote Ebola treatment Unit (Sierra Leone, 2014).

A nurse treating a patient in a remote Ebola treatment Unit (Sierra Leone, 2014).

A man infected with the virus in a remote Ebola Treatment Unit (Sierra Leone, 2014).

Dr J. Soka Moses is a Liberian medical doctor who worked in one of the biggest Ebola Treatment Units (ETU) in Monrovia, Liberia during the 2014 Ebola outbreak.

A woman diagnoses with Ebola carrying an infant in a remote village (Sierra Leone, 2014).

A young man who has survived Ebola at the entrance of his home in a remote village in Sierra Leone in 2014.

This young woman is the only survivor. All family members have passed away because of Ebola (Sierra Leone, 2014).

A burial team is preparing for the retrieval of the corpse of an Ebola victim in a remote village in the jungle of Liberia (2014).

The corpse of a man who is said to have died to Ebola in his home in a remote village in Liberia two days ago (2014).

Burial teams cover the corpse of a man who has died of Ebola in a remote village in Liberia (2014).

A burial team is carrying the corpse of an Ebola victim on a stretcher. Because the dead still can be infectious corpses are often buried at night at undisclosed remote locations (2014).

A burial team buries the corpse of an Ebola victim. Because the dead still can be infectious corpses are often buried at night at undisclosed remote locations (2014).

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