Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) has implemented a health advisory for passengers arriving from countries experiencing Ebola virus outbreaks, particularly the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda. This precautionary measure follows rising concerns about the disease's spread in parts of Africa. The Directorate General of Health Services has emphasized the importance of monitoring symptoms associated with Ebola, which include fever, weakness, headache, muscle pain, vomiting, diarrhea, unexplained bleeding, and sore throat. Passengers are advised to report any health issues to airport health officials immediately. Those showing symptoms within 21 days of arrival are encouraged to seek medical care and inform authorities about their travel history. Furthermore, travelers who have had direct contact with the blood or body fluids of suspected or confirmed Ebola patients must report to health officers before proceeding through immigration clearance. The advisory underscores the need for cooperation with health screening processes and adherence to international health regulations aimed at curbing the spread of infectious diseases.