Reuters

"The chain of transmission is being broken as we speak, but this is the most critical time in terms of response. We need to be even more intense over the coming days," Mike Ryan, the head of WHO's alert and response operations, told a teleconference.
Angolan officials said they were flying in more local medical staff to work with international teams battling the Ebola-like virus in hopes of regaining the trust of a scared and suspicious population.

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