As Ebola virus cases rise in Africa, India's Ministry of Health and Family Welfare is actively monitoring the situation. A traveler from Uganda, presenting mild symptoms of body ache, has been isolated at the State-run Epidemic Diseases Hospital in Bengaluru. This individual remains otherwise healthy, with a sample sent to the National Institute of Virology for testing; results are pending. The Health Ministry is collaborating with state authorities to ensure public health protocols align with WHO guidelines. In Vijayawada, preparations are in place to manage potential Ebola cases, including an Ebola ward equipped with necessary medical supplies. The Andhra Pradesh Health Department has also initiated screening measures at Vijayawada International Airport for passengers arriving from Singapore, conducting thermal checks and symptom assessments to identify any suspected cases. Health officials emphasize that there is no need for public panic, as these measures are part of routine preventive monitoring.