Mahmoud Ideraabdullah, of Park Slope, returns home without Ebola following visit to health clinic in Liberia
A Park Slope man who had a firsthand brush with Ebola is back in Brooklyn. Mahmoud Ideraabdullah runs Imani House, a local nonprofit that operates a health clinic in Liberia. Three weeks ago, he sat
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Oct 2, 2014, 2:42 AM
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A Park Slope man who had a firsthand brush with Ebola is back in Brooklyn.
Mahmoud Ideraabdullah runs Imani House, a local nonprofit that operates a health clinic in Liberia. Three weeks ago, he sat within feet of two of the clinic's employees who later died of the virus.
Ideraabdullah says he flew to New York right after that. He says he quarantined himself for 21 days to see if symptoms developed, but he turned out to be OK.
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