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US State Department asks Americans to reconsider travel to Kenya
- On Monday, the State Department raised the travel advisory for Kenya to Level 3, asking Americans to 'reconsider travel' due to risks of health, crime, kidnapping, terrorism, unrest, and traffic safety.
- Kenya confirmed one new Ebola case on Sunday, bringing the national total to eight infections, which prompted the change from Level 2 to Level 3 due to health risks.
- The major Ebola outbreak in Congo spread to North Ubangi on Sunday, while Kenya remains on heightened alert as the outbreak continues spreading across borders in the region.
- "Medical services in Kenya are limited," the travel advisory said, noting that facilities often lack sufficient medicine and equipment while services are frequently unavailable in rural areas.
- WASHINGTON, Oct 19, reported Reuters, as the State Department monitors ongoing regional transmission risks and advises Americans to reconsider travel to Kenya amid the spreading Ebola outbreak.
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The US recommends that its citizens "reconsider traveling" to Kenya for "health risks" for Ebola
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