United States Tightens Entry Restrictions for Travelers from DRC

Author: actualite.cdPublished on: July 16, 2026Country: United States, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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United States Tightens Entry Restrictions for Travelers from DRC

The United States has announced tighter entry restrictions for travelers from the Democratic Republic of the Congo due to the Ebola outbreak. The new measures include enhanced health screenings and restrictions on direct flights. This decision comes as the DRC battles an Ebola outbreak in several provinces.

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