Public Health Canada issued a statement on the 19th announcing the implementation of new temporary entry restrictions to reduce the risk of the Ebola virus entering Canada and spreading within Canada. The statement said that from 23:59 Eastern time on the 20th, any foreign citizen who has visited the Congo in the past 21 days will be banned from entering Canada. Meanwhile, the Canadian government requires airlines not to allow such foreign citizens to board flights to Canada in accordance with relevant aviation laws. The Public Health Agency of Canada said that the current health risk of the Ebola outbreak to Canadians is still low, and no relevant travel imported cases have been reported in Canada so far. The temporary entry measures are entirely due to careful considerations.

Public Health Canada issued a statement on the 19th announcing the implementation of new temporary entry restrictions to reduce the risk of the Ebola virus entering Canada and spreading within Canada. The statement said that from 23:59 Eastern time on the 20th, any foreign citizen who has visited the Congo in the past 21 days will be banned from entering Canada. Meanwhile, the Canadian government requires airlines not to allow such foreign citizens to board flights to Canada in accordance with relevant aviation laws. The Public Health Agency of Canada said that the current health risk of the Ebola outbreak to Canadians is still low, and no relevant travel imported cases have been reported in Canada so far. The temporary entry measures are entirely due to careful considerations.