Indians to arrive from Ebola-hit Liberia today

August 26, 2014 08:16

Precautionary arrangements have been put in place at Delhi and Mumbai airports to screen 112 stranded Indians who will arrive today by various flights from and around Ebola-hit Liberia, authorities have said. While the passengers without any symptoms will be cleared and shifted to the terminal for immigration and customs clearance, those with symptoms suggestive of Ebola Virus Disease or EVD will be directly shifted to the designated hospital in ambulances from the remote bay, which is being used for screening purposes.

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