The United States has temporarily barred Green Card holders who recently traveled through the DRC, Uganda, or South Sudan, citing growing concerns over the spread of Ebola.

Americans traveling back to the U.S. who have been to nations affected by an Ebola outbreak will be required to enter the country through Washington, D.C.

Africa CDC says restrictions could increase public health risks and highlight ‘deeper structural injustice’ in global health

As of Thursday, all flights carrying passengers that have been in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, or South Sudan at any point during the previous 21 days will be…

Enhanced CDC screenings, low public risk as US reroutes Ebola-region travelers

The United States has imposed strict new Ebola screening rules for travellers from Congo, Uganda and South Sudan as the deadly outbreak spreads and global alarm rises

La alerta sanitaria por Ébola ordena arribar vía Washington-Dulles si presenta un viaje reciente a República Democrática del Congo, Uganda o Sudán del Sur

The United States government has extended its temporary Ebola-related travel restrictions to include lawful permanent residents who recently visited the Democratic Republic of…

WASHINGTON: The United States on Friday temporarily banned the entry of lawful permanent residents who have been in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda or South Sudan in…

U.S. extends Ebola travel ban to green card holders from affected countries to protect public health amid rising outbreak risks.

Ebola travel alert: The US has implemented enhanced Ebola screening and travel restrictions for arrivals from East and Central Africa due to a rapidly spreading outbreak in the…

The United States has temporarily barred Green Card holders who recently traveled through the DRC, Uganda, or South Sudan, citing growing concerns over the spread of Ebola.

Order aimed at preventing spread of Ebola to US affects travelers who have visited three countries in last 21 days