FREETOWN, Sierra Leone — Sierra Leone burial teams have gone back to work one day after organizing a strike over pay and abandoning the dead bodies of Ebola victims in the capital. In ...

Burial workers in Sierra Leone have dumped bodies in the street outside a hospital in protest at authorities' failure to pay bonuses for handling Ebola victims. Residents said up to 15 corpses had ...

The Ebola burial teams are comprised of 600 workers in groups of 12 per team. Dead bodies were being left in homes and on the streets of the capital Freetown, the Sierra Leone Broadcasting ...

Workers employed by Sierra Leone’s Ministry of Health to bury Ebola victims took drastic action in a dispute over pay, abandoning the bodies of 15 people. CNN values your feedback 1.

Burial team in Waterloo, Sierra Leone. Getty Images. ... Health workers are especially vulnerable to Ebola, which is spread by contact with the bodily fluids of infected people.

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone – A police official says health workers in Sierra Leone have come under attack while trying to bury the bodies of five Ebola victims east of the capital. Sgt. Edward Momoh ...

Indeed, the entire burial team at Kenema Government Hospital was fired after the corpse demonstration. Related Stories Roughly $1.8 Billion in Ebola Relief Donations Haven't Made it to Africa ...

The women on Ebola outbreak burial crews in Africa hurled themselves into the path of the virus when nearly everyone else ran away. Now they have little support for a normal life.

The BBC spent the day with Red Cross Burial Team 9 in the capital of Sierra Leone The death toll from Ebola in west Africa has this week passed 8,000. More than 20,000 people have been infected in ...

They endured stigma, abuse, attacks from traumatized and terrified communities as they worked to curb epidemic by safely burying highly infectious bodies of Ebola dead ...

Burial workers in Sierra Leone have dumped dead bodies in the street outside a hospital in protest at authorities' failure to pay bonuses for handling Ebola victims, in the latest strike to hamper ...