On October 25, the Nigeria Center for Disease Control and Prevention announced that the scope of quarantine will be fully expanded from now on, requiring all international travelers to file a health declaration, and lifting the previous restrictions only for those entering specific countries. Currently, five major international airports and land ports, including Abuja and Lagos, have joined forces with various departments to comprehensively upgrade entry quarantine and epidemic prevention screening. On the 20th of this month, an imported case of Ebola was confirmed in Abuja, the capital of Nepal. The patient is a 42-year-old female of Ugandan nationality who entered the country on October 3. The Nepalese health department has now traced 53 close contacts and is under strict medical observation for 21 days.
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On October 25, the Nigeria Center for Disease Control and Prevention announced that the scope of quarantine will be fully expanded from now on, requiring all international travelers to file a health declaration, and lifting the previous restrictions only for those entering specific countries. Currently, five major international airports and land ports, including Abuja and Lagos, have joined forces with various departments to comprehensively upgrade entry quarantine and epidemic prevention screening. On the 20th of this month, an imported case of Ebola was confirmed in Abuja, the capital of Nepal. The patient is a 42-year-old female of Ugandan nationality who entered the country on October 3. The Nepalese health department has now traced 53 close contacts and is under strict medical observation for 21 days.
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