On October 22, local time, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released news that starting at 23:59 EST on November 3, all passengers traveling to the US on international flights, regardless of which country or region they depart from, must sign a written or electronic statement confirming that they have not visited the Congo within 21 days before the flight departs. The measure aims to reduce the risk of Ebola being introduced into the US. In addition, some travelers who have recently visited Uganda or South Sudan are also subject to entry restrictions; US citizens who meet entry requirements are required to undergo public health checks at designated airports.
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On October 22, local time, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention released news that starting at 23:59 EST on November 3, all passengers traveling to the US on international flights, regardless of which country or region they depart from, must sign a written or electronic statement confirming that they have not visited the Congo within 21 days before the flight departs. The measure aims to reduce the risk of Ebola being introduced into the US. In addition, some travelers who have recently visited Uganda or South Sudan are also subject to entry restrictions; US citizens who meet entry requirements are required to undergo public health checks at designated airports.
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