Africa: Govt Considers Flight Restrictions Over Ebola Threat in Africa

5 months ago 17

[Leadership] The federal government is considering the possibility of restricting flights from countries affected by the Ebola virus as part of renewed efforts to prevent any outbreak in Nigeria.

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Africa: Govt Considers Flight Restrictions Over Ebola Threat in Africa

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