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⏲ Duration: 2 min 24 sec
✓ Published: 07-Feb-2015
✓ Published: 07-Feb-2015
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In early September 2014, a woman from Pate Bana Marank village in Sierra Leone travelled to see her sister in a nearby town. When she returned home, the woman began feeling seriously ill, and the Pate Bana Marank nurse was called to care for her. Despite the nurse's best efforts, the woman died. Within days, the nurse – who was also the wife of Pate Bana Marank Town Chief Pa Santigie Kargbo – came down with similar symptoms and was sent to a traditional healer in yet another village for trea
In early September 2014, a woman from Pate Bana Marank village in Sierra Leone travelled to see her sister in a nearby town. When she returned home, the woman began feeling seriously ill, and the Pate Bana Marank nurse was called to care for her. Despite the nurse's best efforts, the woman died. Within days, the nurse – who was also the wife of Pate Bana Marank Town Chief Pa Santigie Kargbo – came down with similar symptoms and was sent to a traditional healer in yet another village for trea
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