Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) has implemented a comprehensive response to the Ebola virus threat, following a high-level review by the Union health secretary. An advisory issued on Thursday mandates that passengers arriving from or transiting through Ebola-affected countries must report any symptoms to health officials immediately. Enhanced measures include thermal screening at the airport, the display of health alerts, and dedicated examination spaces for suspected cases. Immigration officers are tasked with screening travelers' history for the past 21 days and collecting self-declaration forms to facilitate monitoring. Additionally, daily surveillance by District Surveillance Units will be conducted for 21 days post-arrival. The advisory also highlights the postponement of the Fourth India–Africa Forum Summit due to the outbreak, emphasizing India's commitment to supporting public health preparedness in Africa. The Government of India has expressed solidarity with African nations and readiness to assist in addressing the health crisis through the Africa CDC.