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CDC and DHS Implement Do Not Board Process for Travelers From DRC
Federal agencies are coordinating a Do Not Board process for U.S. citizens departing the Democratic Republic of the Congo to limit Ebola risk. Americans may return to the United States 21 days after leaving the DRC.
Jul 15, 3:14 PM·1m read1 source
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Federal health and security agencies are applying a Do Not Board process to U.S. citizens leaving the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The measure is intended to reduce the risk of Ebola entering the United States.
The agencies are working together on the process for travelers departing the DRC. American citizens who are departing from the DRC may be subject to a Do Not Board order.
Americans are able to return to the United States 21 days after leaving the DRC.
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