HONG KONG: The SARS outbreak of 2003 put Hong Kong on the frontline of a global health crisis - but the city's ultimately successful war on the virus offers lessons for those now battling Ebola.
But swift moves to quarantine at-risk residents brought the outbreak under control, while transforming long-term attitudes to disease and streamlining the city's alert and response systems.
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