Health authorities in Rajasthan confirmed that a Ugandan woman, who was hospitalized in Jaipur after displaying Ebola-like symptoms, tested negative for the virus. The woman had arrived in India as a tourist and was placed in isolation at RUHS Hospital as a precaution. Her samples were sent to a specialized laboratory in Pune, where tests confirmed she had not contracted Ebola. In a related incident, a Sudanese national was isolated at Gandhi Hospital in Secunderabad after airport health officials detected a fever during thermal screening. His samples have also been sent for testing. In response to ongoing outbreaks of Ebola in Congo and Uganda, the Indian government has urged citizens to avoid non-essential travel to these regions. The World Health Organization (WHO) has classified the situation as a Public Health Emergency of International Concern, while the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention has declared the outbreak affecting these countries a Public Health Emergency of Continental Security.