May God Have Mercy.
Getty Images photographer John Moore traveled to Monrovia, Liberia,
risking his own life to chronicle harrowing scenes in the country which
is in the grip of the deadly Ebola disease. The death toll from Ebola
has now reached 1,069 and Liberia is the second most affected country
after Guinea where this recent outbreak started from. See the photos
after the cut...
A mother and child stand on top of a mattress in an Ebola isolation station in Liberia for suspected victims of the virus
Patients in the Ebola isolation centre are forced to sleep on mattresses
on the floor after being sent to the facility suspected of having the
disease
he ward, in a former primary school, is where people suspected of having the virus are sent by health workers
woman stands over her husband with her head in her hands, after he
staggered and fell, knocking him unconscious in an Ebola ward in Liberia
Workers wearing protective clothing and masks look on as the woman
desperately tries to help her husband who has fallen to the ground
A son tries to rouse his father in their one-room home (left) before he is taken to an Ebola ward in Liberia
Doctor attending to a patient with Ebola symptoms.
An Ebola victim is loaded on to a truck by a government burial team
Three-year-old Nino sits in a newly opened Ebola isolation centre set up by the Liberian health ministry in a closed school
Other children at the Isolation centre
A woman cries as the undertakers, wearing protective clothing go to remove her cousin's body
After her body is placed on a truck and taken away, neighbours and relatives gather around to watch the vehicle depart
Relatives and neighbours of a woman suspected of dying of Ebola watch on
as a Liberian burial team prepare to enter her home to remove her body
A man stands next to the coffin of Dr Modupeh Cole, a doctor from Sierra Leone, who succumbed to the deadly Ebola virus
The man who took the photos. Getty Images staff photographer John Moore wears protective clothing before joining a Liberian
burial team set to remove the body of an Ebola victim from her home
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