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A picture taken on August 19, 2014 in Monrovia show an Ebola information billboard displayed near the John F Kennedy memorial medical centre where 17 Ebola patients, who had fled an attack on their clinic, were transferred to. Their disappearance had raised fears of a nightmare scenario of people with the highly contagious disease wandering the city where unburied corpses have lain abandoned in the streets. Heavily-armed Liberian soldiers and police surrounded an Ebola-hit neighbourhood of the capital Monrovia on August 20 after a curfew was declared, triggering fury among the trapped local residents. Four residents of a quarantined Monrovia Ebola-hit slum in were injured on in clashes with police and soldiers sent in to seal off the area. (Photo by Zoom Dosso/AFP Photo)
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