The Andhra Pradesh government has implemented precautionary measures against the Ebola virus by screening passengers arriving from Singapore at Vijayawada International Airport. Medical teams conducted tests on 183 passengers, with no symptoms reported thus far. Dr. T. Jitendra Kumar emphasized that quarantine facilities are ready should any passenger develop symptoms. The screening is part of broader public health measures in response to the global Ebola outbreak, particularly following recent cases in Africa. In a related update, health officials confirmed that a person in Bengaluru, isolated due to possible exposure, tested negative for the virus. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is actively monitoring the situation, ensuring that all protocols align with WHO guidelines. As of now, India has no confirmed cases of Ebola, but vigilance remains high amid the ongoing global health emergency declared by the WHO.