US plans Kenya-based Ebola facility to treat exposed Americans

The Trump administration reportedly intends to treat Americans exposed to Ebola in the Democratic Republic of the Congo at a new quarantine and treatment facility in Kenya rather than evacuating them to the United States, aiming to speed care but raising questions about care quality and Kenyan approval; officials say patients may still be moved elsewhere for advanced treatment, and the plan mirrors past evacuations in concept while highlighting ongoing debate over U.S. obligations and international coordination.