Baby Nubia Is Released From MSF Clinic in Conakry

Members of the medical team look through glass protection at baby Nubia at the Nongo Ebola Treatment Clinic in Conakry, Guinea on November 27, 2015.

The clinic is treating the last known Ebola patient in Guinea. A month old baby named Nubia, whose mother died after giving birth on October 27th.

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSF157900

Date taken / Date Recorded 27/11/2015 12:00 AM

Country Guinea

Detailed location Conakry, Guinea, Africa

Commissioning section MSF-BELGIUM

Photographer / videographer / producer Sam Phelps

Copyright Sam Phelps

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Additional Information / Shotlist MSF is now handing over Nongo Ebola treatment centre to the MoH this week. An Ebola survivor clinic will open beginning of December. As many survivors of Ebola in West Africa suffer from persistent health problems, MSF remains committed to providing free medical care and psychosocial support to survivors and their families, but also to the medical staff who have been in directly contact with patients.

The Ebola outbreak has killed about 11,300 people mainly in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone since it began two years ago.

Liberia is now the only country with confirmed cases after the virus re-emerged for a third time.

Since March 2014, MSF teams treated 10,288 patients in West Africa, including 1932 patients in the Ebola treatment center in Conakry, Guinea.