UAE Bans Travelers from Certain DRC, Uganda, South Sudan
The United Arab Emirates has imposed restrictions on entry and transit through the country for travelers coming from three countries: the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan, due to Ebola risks. The regulations prohibit the entry of travelers who have previously visited these countries and apply to all travelers, including those arriving via indirect routes. Compliance with the entry procedures in the final destination is also required. These measures aim to prevent the spread of the Ebola virus across borders and to promote public health.
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