Several U.S. airports to begin enhanced Ebola screenings
Summary
The U.S. government will start extra health checks for passengers arriving at four airports if they have traveled to Congo, South Sudan, or Uganda in the past 21 days. These screenings aim to detect and prevent the spread of Ebola.Key Facts
- Four U.S. airports will begin enhanced health screenings for Ebola.
- These screenings apply to passengers who visited Congo, South Sudan, or Uganda recently.
- Travelers must have been in these countries within the last 21 days.
- The State Department announced this new screening measure.
- The goal is to identify possible Ebola cases before they spread in the U.S.
- The screenings involve checking passengers for symptoms related to Ebola.
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