Ebola-infected UK healthcare worker flown home from S Leone

March 12, 2015 22:20

A British military healthcare worker who contracted Ebola in Sierra Leone was flown to a London hospital for treatment along with two colleagues involved in her care, raising concerns among the authorities about the fate of the country's aid effort in West Africa.

The female soldier, believed to be an Army Reserve volunteer, was flown back to the UK by a specially equipped Royal Air Force plane and has been admitted at The Royal Free Hospital in north London.

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