Cases of Ebola in Sierra Leone are still rising quickly, campaigners have warned.
Can Nigeria and other African countries step in and assist?
Can Nigeria and other African countries step in and assist?
AGI - an organisation set up by former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair – said rates are also increasing in the capital Freetown, with six times more new cases recorded per day than two months ago.
The news comes as the World Health Organisation (WHO) advised that the number of new cases of the disease is levelling off.
Nick Thompson, AGI's chief executive, told BBC news: 'What we're seeing is a varied picture across the country. There are areas where it's still going up quite dramatically.
'Particularly in the western area, the rural areas, the area around and behind Freetown on the western peninsula.
'That's where you're seeing quite dramatic rises in cases, up to nine times more per day than two months ago.
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