U.S. Flights Require Ebola Declaration
Quarantine requirements for flights bound for the United States are being tightened further. The measure follows a strong administrative order issued by U.S. health authorities to block the entry of the Ebola virus recently reported in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.Korean Air will require all
The U.S. has strengthened quarantine requirements for flights headed to the country following an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Starting November 3, all passengers on U.S.-bound flights departing from Korea will need to submit an Ebola declaration by 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. This declaration requires passengers to confirm they have not visited the Democratic Republic of the Congo in the past 21 days, including transit cases.
Those who fail to complete the declaration will be denied boarding. The requirement applies to U.S. citizens, lawful permanent residents, crew members, and transit passengers. All passengers, including infants and toddlers, must submit their own declaration forms. U.S. health authorities have implemented this measure temporarily until December 19, but it could be adjusted based on future quarantine guidelines.
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