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Emirates issues travel rules amid Ebola outbreak as US, Canada increase airport screening measures
Dubai’s flagship carrier Emirates has issued a fresh travel advisory after the Government of the United States and the Government of Canada tightened Ebola-related entry requirements for travellers linked to Uganda.
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gulfnews.com
Canada requires self-isolation for travelers from Ebola-hit countries
Canada tightens border rules, halts some immigration from Congo, South Sudan, Uganda
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africanews.com
Canada orders 21-day isolation for travellers from Ebola zones | Africanews
Canada is tightening border and immigration measures after a rise in Ebola cases in parts of central and east Africa.
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jamaica-gleaner.com
Canada will require self-isolation for people travelling from Congo, Sudan and Uganda due to Ebola
TORONTO (AP) — The Canadian government said Tuesday that travellers from Ebola-affected regions will be required to self-isolate for 21 days, and that immigration authorities are…
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independent.co.uk
Canada imposes tough Ebola restrictions for travelers from impacted countries
The Canadian government says travelers from Ebola-affected regions will be required to self-isolate for 21 days, while immigration authorities are temporarily suspending decisions…
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upi.com
Bahamas, Canada, Thailand impose Ebola-related travel restrictions - UPI.com
The Bahamas, Canada and Thailand are imposing travel restrictions on travelers from Ebola-stricken regions, as officials warn that the outbreak could worsen.
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vanguardngr.com
Canada, Bahamas tighten border controls over Ebola outbreak
Canada and The Bahamas have joined the United States in imposing temporary travel restrictions linked to the Ebola outbreak affecting parts of Africa.
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aljazeera.com
Ebola outbreak: What travel restrictions have countries imposed?
Canada, the Bahamas and the US are banning arrivals from affected countries to prevent the spread of the rare strain.
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dailymail.com
Countries enact travel bans over Ebola as US airport starts screening
More countries have enacted travel bans on residents from the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), Uganda and South Sudan, which have been ravaged by an ongoing Ebola outbreak.
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Flying soon? Emirates issues urgent Ebola travel warning as countries tighten airport checks
Emirates issues urgent Ebola travel advisory as US and Canada tighten entry rules. Check latest screening, bans and airport requirements before you fly.
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Emirates issues travel rules amid Ebola outbreak as US, Canada increase airport screening measures
Dubai’s flagship carrier Emirates has issued a fresh travel advisory after the Government of the United States and the Government of Canada tightened Ebola-related entry…
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thenationalnews.com
Emiratis urged against travel to three African countries over Ebola virus risk | The National
Ministry of Foreign Affairs said citizens should not visit the countries 'unless absolutely necessary'
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UAE issues Ebola travel warning for Uganda, DR Congo and South Sudan
UAE warns citizens against non-essential travel to Uganda, DR Congo and South Sudan amid Ebola concerns, urging vigilance and registration with Twajudi
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UAE reviews Ebola developments, reinforces health preparedness measures
UAE reviews Ebola developments, confirms stable public health, and reinforces preparedness, travel advisories and monitoring to protect citizens at home and abroad.
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UAE issues Ebola advisory for residents: Travel warning, health guide explained
UAE issues Ebola advisory as WHO declares Central Africa outbreak a global emergency. See travel warnings, symptoms, and official health guidance explained.
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punchng.com
Ebola: FG screens inbound passengers, Hajj returnees
Nigeria's Federal Government activates emergency Ebola screening at airports for inbound passengers and Hajj returnees to prevent a fresh outbreak.
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UAE warns citizens and residents against travel to three African countries over Ebola virus risk | The National
Ministry of Foreign Affairs said the step was being taken to address an 'evolving public health situation'