TheAmerican
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Ebola in Liberia - Warning - Level 3 Avoid Nonessential Travel - Travel Health Notices Travelers Health CDC
Updated: September 11, 2014
CDC urges all US residents to avoid nonessential travel to Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone because of unprecedented outbreaks of Ebola in those countries. CDC recommends that travelers to these countries protect themselves by avoiding contact with the blood and body fluids of people who are sick with Ebola.
The Liberian government has recently instituted enhanced measures to combat the spread of Ebola, many of which will likely make travel to, from, and within the country difficult. The government has taken the following steps:
- Closed all borders except major entry points (Roberts International Airport, James Spriggs Payne Airport, Foya Crossing, Bo Waterside Crossing, and Ganta Crossing).
- Instituted prevention and screening measures at entry points that remain open. This new travel policy will affect incoming and outgoing travelers.
- Instituted restrictions on public and other mass gatherings.
- Instituted quarantine measures for communities heavily affected by Ebola; travel in and out of those communities will be restricted.
- Authorized military personnel to help enforce these and other prevention and control measures.
Your posts are extremely thorough; I love that.
I really think that we need to use litigation as a method of recourse if one of their citizens breach their borders. I also think that we need to use this litigation to possibly explore suing the airline (communicable diseases transported without possible screening - TSA already screens us, why cant they screen in this instance?). I think that litigation should be explored for the person/parties that choose(s) to recklessly disobey the protocols/danger/warnings put [suggested] in place by health officials.