In Sierra Leone, they allowed to put in prison for concealing patients Ebola
The parliament of the Republic of Sierra Leone-the state in West Africa-approved the law proposed by the government, according to which, any resident of the state that hides the patient of Ebola’s fever, can go to prison for two years, Reuters reports. A new amendment to the law on healthcare is a forced measure, since many families for religious, ritual or other reasons are trying to hide their sick relatives, as a result of which the number of infected people continues to grow.