Travel limits for three African nations over Ebola
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has taken precautionary measures to address the risks of Ebola virus outbreaks, including suspending travel for citizens to Congo, Uganda, and South Sudan, and preventing entry of travelers coming from these countries or anyone who has spent 21 days there. Additionally, health screening procedures at entry points have been intensified. The Public Health Authority confirms that the health situation is stable, and since the implementation of these measures, no confirmed or suspected cases have been recorded. Surveillance and regional and international monitoring continue to be maintained to limit the spread of the disease.
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