In response to the recent rise in Ebola virus cases in Africa, Chhattisgarh Health Minister Shyam Bihari Jaiswal announced that three individuals from African nations have been quarantined in Durg for 21 days. This precautionary measure aims to ensure public safety, with no symptoms or positive tests reported from those isolated. Jaiswal stated that the state has been fully prepared for a month to handle any potential Ebola infections, reinforcing the government's commitment to public health. Additionally, he introduced a new public grievance helpline under the Chief Minister's office to enhance communication with citizens. The Central Government has also cautioned against non-essential travel to regions experiencing Ebola outbreaks, including Congo and Uganda. In a related incident, a suspected Ebola case was reported in Rajasthan, where a foreign national from Uganda was admitted to a hospital after exhibiting Ebola-like symptoms. Health authorities are actively monitoring the situation and awaiting laboratory confirmation of the case.