By Niclas Hammarström – The dreaded Ebola virus has so far killed over 3,400 people in Liberia. The mortality rate is up to 90 percent, making Ebola the world’s most dangerous virus.
Liberia, Bomi
Korto Korkula 23, a mother of three children is dying in Ebola at the ETU in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Nurses ara about to enter the Ebola Treatment Unit in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Nurses gives food and juices to a patient at the Ebola Treatment Unit in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
The patient Morris Sirleaf 40 who is confirmed with Ebola at the Ebola Treatment Unit in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Garbage outside the Ebola Treatment Unit in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Nurses is about to get dressed and enter the Ebola Treatment Unit in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Youngor Davis 22, is treated at the ETU in Bomi county together with her brother Morris Sirleaf 40. Their sister (picture) Loba Goll 41, died at the hospital and Morris mother in law is also treated at the hospital.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Youngor Davis 22, is treated at the ETU in Bomi county together with her brother Morris Sirleaf 40. Their sister (picture) Loba Goll 41, died at the hospital and Morris mother in law is also treated at the hospital.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
A body of a person who died of Ebola is put to final rest at the Ebola cemetery.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
David Sakei 50, is treated for Ebola at the ETU in Bomi county. He died the same night.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Ebola burial team is preparing to pick up a body from the Ebola Treatment Unit in Bomi county and transport the body to the Ebola cemetery for burial.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
James Kandakor 54, lost his wife Mamai Kandakor 46, in Ebola.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Mardea 34, is a nurse at the local Ebola Treatment Unit in Bomi county is about to give her patients their medicine.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
David Sakei 50, was treated for Ebola at the ETU in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
The burial team carry the body of Korto Korkula 23, a mother of three children who died of Ebola at the ETU in Bomi county to her final rest at the burial site.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Emanuel, in blue shirt, at the burial of his wife Korto Korkula 23, a mother of three children who died of Ebola at the Ebola Treatment Unit, ETU, in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Korto Korkula 23, a mother of three children is dying in Ebola at the ETU in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Bomi
Korto Korkula 23, a mother of three children is dying in Ebola at the ETU in Bomi county.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Monrovia
Ebola response team removes the body of two year old boy Isitta Keita in Jacobs town.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Monrovia
The burial team from MSF is preparing to pick up a body.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia
Liberia is hit hard of Ebola.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Foya
Joseph S. Gbembo 31, at the grave of her mother who died of ebola. He has lost nine relatives in Ebola. He has to support 20 children from his family because he´s the only survivor.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Foya
Saah Harrys 25, died of TBC because he didn't dare to go to hospital because of Ebola.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Monrovia
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Monrovia
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Monrovia
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Monrovia
MSF is collecting the body of the business man Klon Beatti, 25 who died of Ebola.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Monrovia
MSF is collecting the body of the business man Klon Beatti, 25 who died of Ebola.
Photo: Niclas HammarströmLiberia, Monrovia
MSF is collecting the body of the business man Klon Beatti, 25 who died of Ebola.
Photo: Niclas Hammarström