Call for end to COVID-19 state of emergency as CDC lists Sierra Leone as low risk

November 25, 2020 Latest Developments Sierra Leone Sierra Leone Telegraph Article/Blog post by John Schellhase

“The CDC has listed Sierra Leone as one of only four countries in Africa, including Benin, Ivory Coast, and Rwanda, where travel and health risk due to COVID-19 is rated as low. Sierra Leone’s opposition politician Dr. Sylvia Olayinka Blyden has called for an immediate lifting of the State of Emergency laws.”

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