The measures "are no more esteemed essential at this phase of the battle against Ebola," President Ernest Bai Koroma reported Friday.
Nonetheless, Koroma cautioned: "The facilitating of limitations is not a sign that Ebola is over. It is most certainly not. The danger has subsided, however Ebola has not completely withdrawn."
Individuals in the west African nation will now be permitted to go to open social affairs and tune in "as a rule exercises", Koroma said.
Be that as it may, the president reminded organizations to keep watching "all Ebola counteractive action conventions, including temperature screening of workers and clients and the avoidance of congestion".
Ebola has guaranteed around 11,300 lives subsequent to late 2013, about 4,000 of them in Sierra Leone.
In its most recent overhaul, the wellbeing service recorded four affirmed instances of the exceedingly infectious hemorrhagic fever across the country with just two transmission chains.
Nine of the nation's 14 areas have not recorded an affirmed case in over 110 days. (AFP)