The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of India issued a public health advisory on June 2, 2026, regarding the Ebola virus disease, confirming that no cases have been reported in the country. The advisory urges individuals who have traveled from or transited through Ebola-affected regions in the last 21 days to monitor for symptoms such as fever, headache, and unexplained bleeding. In case of symptoms, travelers are advised to isolate themselves and contact local health authorities. The advisory follows a recent outbreak of Ebola in parts of Africa, prompting similar precautions globally. The Ebola virus is known for its high fatality rate, averaging around 50%, and spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids of infected individuals. Given India's extensive international travel and diaspora in Africa, health officials are closely monitoring the situation, although no specific travel corridors have been identified as high-risk.