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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in the United States has mandated that air travelers arriving from outside the country must present a certificate proving they have not been in the Democratic Republic of the Congo within the 21 days prior to their flight, in order to reduce the risk of Ebola virus spread. Previously, US authorities prohibited both citizens and foreigners who had visited Congo during this period from boarding flights to the United States. Additionally, a Ugandan woman has been reported to have contracted Ebola in Nigeria after traveling from Congo to Uganda, marking the first case in Nigeria in over ten years. This comes amid ongoing tension due to the outbreak, which began in Congo in mid-May and is the fastest-spreading Ebola outbreak to date.
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