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Last update: 8 hours agoEbola Travel Shockwaves: A Paris-to-Detroit Air France flight was diverted to Montreal after U.S. Customs and Border Protection said a passenger from the DRC was allowed to board “in error” despite new Ebola entry rules—showing how quickly restrictions are reshaping routes. WHO Update: WHO says the outbreak is a public health emergency of international concern, not a pandemic emergency, but warns the “scale and speed” are worrying; suspected cases are now near 600 with 139 deaths, and a Bundibugyo vaccine could take up to nine months. Airport Advisories: India’s Delhi and Hyderabad airports issued Ebola symptom and exposure reporting alerts for travellers arriving from or transiting through DRC, Uganda and South Sudan. Regional Tightening: Malaysia, Thailand and South Korea have stepped up aviation checks and travel warnings, while Canada and other partners are sending aid teams into Congo. Uganda Tourism Signal: Amid imported-case fears, Uganda continues messaging itself as “safe & open for business & tourism,” as authorities keep monitoring.
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