
On December 22nd, the United States made a couple of significant changes to Ebola-related screening and monitoring. First, returning travelers will now be routed through only one of three airports: New York (JFK), Washington-Dulles (IAD) and Atlanta (ATL). Second, the U.S. has removed all enhanced entry screening and monitoring requirements for travelers returning from Sierra Leone. For Arizona, that means that now, only travelers returning from Guinea will be monitored by public health for signs and symptoms of Ebola.
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