00:00Breaking news? The CDC has issued emergency Ebola travel restrictions.
00:05The World Health Organization has now declared an international public health emergency.
00:10A deadly Ebola outbreak is spreading across Congo and Uganda.
00:14Health officials confirmed hundreds of suspected cases and dozens of deaths.
00:19Now, an American health care worker who treated patients in Congo has tested positive for Ebola.
00:25The virus involved is the Bundabugyo strain. And there is currently no approved vaccine for it.
00:32Doctors say symptoms can include fever, vomiting, severe weakness, and bleeding.
00:37As of May 18, the CDC and Homeland Security started enhanced airport screening measures.
00:43Non-U.S. travelers who recently visited Congo, Uganda, or South Sudan may now be restricted from entering America.
00:50Officials say the overall risk to the public is still considered low at this time.
00:55But hospitals nationwide are preparing for possible emergency cases and contact tracing.
01:01Health experts are warning travelers to monitor symptoms very closely.
01:05If you recently traveled to affected areas and begin feeling sick, seek medical attention immediately.
01:12And make sure to tell doctors about your recent travel history.
01:15Global health agencies say the situation is changing rapidly and remains under close watch.
01:21Global health agencies say the situation is changing
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