The Indian government has issued a health advisory for passengers traveling from Ebola-affected African nations, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan. Travelers exhibiting symptoms like fever, vomiting, or bleeding must report to airport health authorities before immigration clearance. While no Ebola cases have been detected in India so far, the Health Ministry has strengthened nationwide surveillance and preparedness following WHO's declaration of Ebola as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern. High-level review meetings have been conducted to evaluate state-level responses, and passengers are advised to monitor their health for 21 days after arrival. https://sambad.in/india-and-beyond/ebola-guidelines-issued-for-travelers-coming-from-africa-11860784 #creator program