US to tighten Ebola screening with new air passenger declarations
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US to require air travellers to declare they haven't visited DR Congo in 21 days
The US will require air passengers to declare they have not visited the DRC in the previous 21 days. The November 3 order strengthens Ebola controls amid an outbreak that has killed about 4,700 people.
US to tighten Ebola screening with new air passenger declarations
The US government will increase measures aimed at preventing entry by people exposed to Ebola with a new requirement for US-bound air travelers to attest they have not been in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the prior 21 days, according to a memo on Thursday seen
U.S. health authorities are reportedly considering high-intensity border security measures for all passengers on flights bound for the United States from around the world to prevent the deadly Ebola virus, which is rapidly spreading across the African continent, from entering their territory. Regardless of country of origin or nationality, all passengers intending to board flights to the United States who have visited an Ebola outbreak area in t…
CDC pushes Ebola requirements for international passengers traveling to US
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention now requires foreign travelers to certify they haven't visited the Democratic Republic of Congo in three weeks due to a rising Ebola outbreak.
To prevent the entry of the Ebola virus spreading in Africa into the United States, the U.S. has required all international passengers bound for the country to prove that they have not visited or stayed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC). The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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