Mosque prayers resume in Liberia after virus hiatus – Daily Trust

Mosque prayers resume in Liberia after virus hiatus

Muslim worshippers returned to mosques in Liberia on Friday, after weeks of not being able to perform public prayers due to anti-virus measures in the West African state.

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