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Ebola Scare: Sierra Leone Makes Health Form Mandatory for All Passengers at Freetown International Airport
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Ebola Scare: Sierra Leone Makes Health Form Mandatory for All Passengers at Freetown International Airport
FREETOWN, 21 October 2026 – Amid rising Ebola cases in Nigeria, Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone has tightened screening at its international airport, making health declaration forms mandatory for all passengers.
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- FREETOWN, 21 October 2026 – Amid rising Ebola cases in Nigeria, Kenya and the Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone has tightened screening at its international airport, making health declaration forms mandatory for all passengers.
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