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US Flights to Require Health Declaration Over Ebola Concerns
Starting November 3, 2026, international flights to the U.S. will require passengers to declare they haven't visited the Democratic Republic of Congo recently due to an Ebola outbreak. This applies to all travelers, including Israelis, who must sign the declaration or be denied boarding.
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- 01International flights to the U.S. will require a health declaration starting November 3, 2026.
- 02The declaration confirms travelers have not visited the Democratic Republic of Congo in 21 days.
- 03The new rule is a response to the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Congo.
- 04Passengers who do not sign the declaration will be denied boarding.
- 05The requirement applies to all international travelers, including Israelis.
The measure aims to prevent Ebola's entry into the United States.
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