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Uganda Enforces 21-Day Quarantine for Returnees from DR Congo

26 Ekim 2026BBC News

Uganda has implemented a 21-day quarantine for citizens returning from DR Congo amid health concerns. Most travelers from DR Congo will also be barred from transiting through Uganda.
Uganda has announced a 21-day quarantine for citizens returning from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo) amid health concerns. Additionally, the country will restrict most travelers who have recently been in DR Congo from transiting through Uganda.
These measures aim to prevent the spread of potential health threats.
The announcement comes as health authorities remain vigilant about infectious diseases that can cross borders, particularly given the recent outbreaks in the region. Uganda, having faced its own health challenges in the past, is taking these precautions seriously to safeguard its population.
Uganda's decision reflects a proactive approach to public health safety, particularly in light of ongoing health crises in neighboring regions. By implementing strict quarantine measures, the government is prioritizing the health of its citizens, although this may strain cross-border relations and affect trade.

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