UAE Issues Travel Advisory for Uganda, Congo, and South Sudan Due to Ebola Risk
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- The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel advisory urging UAE citizens to avoid traveling to Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and...
- The warning, reported by Al Khaleej, Al Bayan, and the Tawasul News Network, is a response to the Ebola virus.
- According to Al Khaleej, the guidance comes amid a broader context of Ebola-related procedures and restrictions being implemented across several countries.
The United Arab Emirates Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a travel advisory urging UAE citizens to avoid traveling to Uganda, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and South Sudan unless such travel is absolutely necessary.
The warning, reported by Al Khaleej, Al Bayan, and the Tawasul News Network, is a response to the Ebola virus. The advisory specifically identifies these three nations as destinations where travel should be limited to essential trips only.
According to Al Khaleej, the guidance comes amid a broader context of Ebola-related procedures and restrictions being implemented across several countries.