Guinea,United States : US terminates upgraded Airport Screening for EBOLA

The CDC said, "Travelers departing Guinea will remain subject to outbound screening measures, and the United States will continue to support Guinea's Ebola prevention and detection measures, including at its primary international airport in Conakry." "Travelers from Guinea, Liber...

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Published inMENA Report
Format Newsletter
LanguageEnglish
Published Camden Disco Digital Media, Inc 20.02.2016
Subjects
Airports
Ebola virus
Epidemics
National security
Passenger screening
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ISSN2219-0112

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Summary:The CDC said, "Travelers departing Guinea will remain subject to outbound screening measures, and the United States will continue to support Guinea's Ebola prevention and detection measures, including at its primary international airport in Conakry." "Travelers from Guinea, Liberia, and Sierra Leone are still encouraged to watch their health for 21 days after leaving one of these countries and to contact their local health departments or seek healthcare if they develop symptoms consistent with Ebola."
ISSN:2219-0112