US-bound passengers must declare DR Congo travel under new Ebola rules

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The CDC has introduced a requirement for passengers traveling to the United States to declare whether they have been in the Democratic Republic of the Congo during the prior 21 days. The measure is part of Ebola-related travel rules.

Anyone boarding an international flight to the United States must sign a statement that they have not been present in the DRC in the 21 days before their travel, according to the CDC. The post US-bound passengers must declare DR Congo travel under new Ebola rules appeared first on Vanguard News.