Canada Issues 93-Day Freeze For Travelers From DRC, South Sudan, And Uganda Due To Ebola
Canadian citizens, permanent residents of Canada, persons registered under the Indian Act, and a foreign national who have been to the DRC, South Sudan, or Uganda within the last 21 days may enter Canada. However, they must do a medical screening upon arrival. If they don’t have symptoms of Ebola disease, they will still be required to quarantine for 21 days after the date of their arrival in Canada.
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