Senegal reopens air, sea borders with Ebola-hit nations - report


DAKAR (Reuters) - Senegal has lifted a ban on traffic by air and sea with Ebola-stricken Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, reversing a measure in place since August to halt the spread of the disease, Senegal's APS news agency reported on Friday.

Senegal's land border with Guinea, which was the first country to record Ebola in the region this year, remains closed, APS said.

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