Rwanda to begin screening U.S. air travelers for Ebola – what do they know that the CDC doesn’t?
by: J. D. Heyes
NaturalNews.com
Thursday, October 23, 2014
The government of the African nation of Rwanda, in the eastern part of the continent, is now mandating that all visitors from the United States and Spain self-monitor for signs of Ebola, as well as complete an extensive questionnaire and report their medical condition to authorities for the first 21 days of their visits, because the virus has now appeared in both countries.
Whether or not it is a coincidence, the new screening mandate comes after an “embarrassing uproar in a New Jersey school over the imminent enrollment of two Rwanda children that initially prompted their parents to keep them at home for 21 days,” USA Today reported.
The Rwandan government order was posted in recent days on the website of the U.S. Embassy in that country:
On October 19, the Rwandan Ministry of Health introduced new Ebola Virus Disease screening requirements. Visitors who have been in the United States or Spain during the last 22 days are now required to report their medical condition–regardless of whether they are experiencing symptoms of Ebola–by telephone by dialing 114 between 7:00 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. for the duration of their visit to Rwanda (if less than 21 days), or for the first 21 days of their visit to Rwanda. Rwandan authorities continue to deny entry to visitors who traveled to Guinea, Liberia, Senegal, or Sierra Leone within the past 22 days.
Rwanda now taking more action to protect its people from Ebola than the U.S.
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