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The VICE News Capsule is a news roundup that looks beyond the headlines. Today: Ebola keeps civil servants at home for another month, Ferguson police officers begin wearing body cameras, former Iranian vice president indicted but it isn't clear on what charges, and abalone found off Tasmania's coast could provide improved treatment for herpes virus.
LIBERIA
Ebola Keeps Government and Schools Closed
President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf extends order for civil servants to stay at home.
U.S.A.
Ferguson Police Receive Body Cameras
Private security firms donated the equipment following weeks of protests against the department over the death of Michael Brown.
IRAN
Government Quiet About Former Vice President’s Legal Trouble
State media reports Mohammad Reza Rahimi has been fined and sentenced to prison time, but officials haven't formally announced the charges against him.
AUSTRALIA
Sea Snail’s Blue Blood Could Stave Off Herpes
Scientists want to develop a new treatment for the virus using a protein discovered to have preventative qualities.
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