Some members of a South Korean advance Ebola response team will return home later Friday after visiting Britain and Sierra Leone following their field study on a future dispatch of medical personnel to the African country, the foreign ministry said.
Seven out of the 12-member team of government officials and civilian experts will fly into Seoul from Britain later in the day after evaluating the situation in the West African country. They visited a British Ebola clinic center being built in Freetown, Sierra Leone's capital, to which Seoul's medical workers will be sent.