This man carried a young girl out of the West Point health facility on Saturday
Seventeen suspected Ebola patients are "missing" in Liberia after a health centre in the capital was attacked.
The government had previously denied they were missing, saying all patients had been moved to another facility. The Ebola outbreak, which has spread from Guinea to Liberia, Sierra Leone and Nigeria, has killed at least 1,145. The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for exit screenings on all travellers from affected countries.The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for exit screenings on all travellers from affected countries.It wants checks at airports, sea ports and major land crossings.Several airlines have already stopped flying to Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone.
Report say, Cameroon has closed its land, sea and air borders with Nigeria,.The Ebola outbreak in West Africa is the world's deadliest to date. The disease has no known cure.
Security has been stepped up at health centres treating Ebola patients in Liberia
Meanwhile, the UN's chief co-ordinator in Sierra Leone, David McLachlan-Karr, told the BBC that Ebola had spread to 12 out of 13 of the country's districts.
"While Sierra Leone was the last affected of the three Mano River countries [Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone] to have confirmed [cases] of Ebola, now it's the country with the most cases," he said.
according to WHO figures, there have been at least 810 cases of Ebola reported in Sierra Leone, including 348 deaths.
