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EBOLA: Airlines warned against transporting suspected cases
Stakeholders in the air transport sector have urged airline operators to avoid transporting individuals suspected of showing symptoms associated with Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, in order to minimise the risk of cross-border transmission.
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euronews.com
Should Europe screen airport passengers for Ebola?
As the United States is stepping up its measures in response to the latest Ebola outbreak, what is happening in Europe? Will it also screen passengers at airports, or go as far as…
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vanguardngr.com
Ebola Scare: FAAN tightens health checks
Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria, FAAN, has disclosed that preventive measures have been put in place across all international airports in response to the recent Ebola Virus…
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businessday.ng
Air passengers with symptoms of ebola will be isolated, subjected to checks - FAAN - Businessday NG
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) has said that passengers are being screened for symptoms associated with Ebola, and any...
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mirror.co.uk
Major airport begins Ebola screenings as health experts 'very concerned'
Ebola is a highly contagious disease transmitted through contact with bodily fluids, which frequently causes fatal haemorrhagic fever, rapid multi-organ failure and internal or…
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punchng.com
FAAN tightens airport surveillance over Ebola outbreak fears
Nigeria's FAAN intensifies health screening and surveillance at airports amid Ebola outbreak fears in Central Africa to ensure public safety.
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Ebola: FG strengthens surveillance, activates airport screening
Nigeria strengthens Ebola surveillance and activates airport screening to prevent importation of the virus amidst outbreaks in DRC and Uganda. No cases con
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newsbytesapp.com
Delhi Airport issues passenger advisory regarding Ebola Virus
Delhi's IGI Airport has issued a health advisory for passengers from Ebola-affected nations, urging symptomatic travellers to report for screening to airport health authorities.
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hindustantimes.com
Delhi airport issues advisory over Ebola virus, passengers from these countries warned
Ebola virus: Delhi airport listed Congo, Uganda and South Sudan as “high-risk” countries, asking sick passengers from these to take immediate action. | India News
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thehindubusinessline.com
Passenger advisory for travellers from Ebola high-risk region
Against the backdrop of the Ebola virus initially reported from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and now spreading to countries in the region, India’s Directorate General of…
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thehindu.com
Government issues Ebola advisory for passengers arriving from DR Congo, Uganda and South Sudan
India issues Ebola advisory for travelers from high-risk African nations, urging symptom monitoring and immediate reporting to health authorities.
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independent.co.uk
US issues new airport mandate in response to Ebola outbreak
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Ebola outbreak: Flights diverted, borders tightened — how countries are taking precautions
The latest deadly Ebola outbreak has prompted stricter travel restrictions and flight diversions across several countries.
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EBOLA: Airlines warned against transporting suspected cases
Stakeholders in the air transport sector have urged airline operators to avoid transporting individuals suspected of showing symptoms associated with Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, in…
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Ebola virus: AP to screen passengers arriving from affected countries at airports
Andhra Pradesh intensifies Ebola precautions, screening international travelers and preparing hospitals for potential cases.
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Ebola Scare: Lagos ramps up surveillance as 177 die in Central Africa outbreak
The state government advised Lagosians who have contact with travellers from affected areas and are experiencing symptoms, to call 767 or 112, or 08023169485.