Thailand Mandates 21-Day Quarantine for Travelers from Congo and Uganda Due to Ebola Risk

Bangkok. Thailand has made 21 days of quarantine mandatory for travelers from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda due to the risk of the Ebola virus. The government has implemented a 21-day mandatory quarantine for travelers coming from these two countries or transiting through them.

This decision has been made due to the outbreak of the deadly Ebola virus spreading in these countries. According to Thailand's Ministry of Health, travelers showing symptoms of infection will be kept in state-designated hospitals, while those without symptoms will be placed in separate quarantine centers.