Second Ebola patient arrives in Georgia for treatment


  • World
  • Wednesday, 06 Aug 2014

ATLANTA (Reuters) - A plane carrying a second American aid worker infected with Ebola in West Africa arrived on Tuesday at an air base outside of Atlanta, the city where she will be hospitalised as doctors try to save her and a colleague from the deadly virus.

Missionary Nancy Writebol, 59, left Liberia on Monday in a medical aircraft that made a brief stop Tuesday morning to refuel at Bangor International Airport in Maine, television station WCSH of Portland, Maine, reported.

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