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[quote=Anonymous]The situation in Liberia, in particular, has gone from bad to worse to dreadful to now, abysmal. http://frontpageafricaonline.com/index.php/politic/2679-danger-lurks-in-monrovia-21-ebola-patients-flee-west-point-isolation Patients (infectious) have fled or been carried away from the isolation centers; a mob of angry citizens have stormed the center and removed contaminated bedding, mattresses, etc (to be used in their own homes, presumably) and the infection will surely spread 100 fold to the densely populated neighborhood of West Point. Besides being a humanitarian crisis of the greatest order in and of itself, will this event be the outbreak that will cause Ebola to become more efficient at spreading from human to human? With each opportunity to infect people, are there more and more chances of its evolution?[/quote]
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