US tightens Ebola screening at Washington Dulles amid outbreak
US begins enhanced Ebola screening at Washington Dulles for travelers who have been in the DRC, South Sudan, or Uganda within the last 21 days; foreign nationals from those countries are barred for 30 days. The CDC says the domestic risk remains low and screening is part of a layered public health approach to slow spread. The report also notes an arson attack on an Ebola treatment center in Ituri as regional health authorities coordinate a broader response, and officials emphasize there is no vaccine or treatment for the Bundibugyo strain.