CAIRO: Bahrain said on Tuesday it was suspending the entry of foreign travelers arriving from South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda due to the Ebola virus outbreak. The suspension will be effective for 30 days starting Tuesday, according to the country’s state news agency. The World Health Organization expressed deep concern on Tuesday at the speed and scale of the Ebola outbreak, as the number of cases rises.

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The U.S. CDC on Monday restricted non-U.S. passport holders from entering the U.S. if they have been to three African nations amid an Ebola outbreak.

The CDC said it was also implementing entry restrictions on non-US passport holders if they had traveled to Uganda, DRC or South Sudan within the past 21 days.

The CDC said it is suspending entry for some non-U.S. travelers who have been in Congo, Uganda, or South Sudan due to the Ebola outbreak.

In response to the Ebola virus outbreak suspected of killing more than 100 people, the CDC has imposed travel restrictions blocking non-U.S. citizens who have recently visited…

It follows a rapid deployment of medical personnel to the outbreak's epicentre

CAIRO: Bahrain said on Tuesday it was suspending the entry of foreign travelers arriving from South Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda due to the Ebola…

Countries block travel from DR Congo and Uganda for 30 days, with Bahrain including South Sudan

Kerala mandates 21-day health monitoring for travellers from Ebola-affected countries as a precautionary measure, ensuring public safety.