What are the enhanced Ebola screening procedures at US airports
Summary
People returning to the United States who have been in Congo, South Sudan, or Uganda within the last 21 days must enter through specific airports for extra health checks. These procedures are in place because of an Ebola outbreak in those countries.Key Facts
- Travelers from Congo, South Sudan, or Uganda within 21 days must use certain U.S. airports.
- The designated airports for Ebola screening are Washington Dulles, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta, and George Bush Intercontinental.
- Enhanced screening means more thorough health checks to prevent Ebola spread.
- This screening is a response to the Ebola outbreak in parts of Africa.
- The process helps the U.S. monitor and control potential cases at arrival points.
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