In response to the Ebola virus outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda, Saudi Arabia's Public Health Authority (Weqayah) has tightened health checks for travelers from affected regions ahead of the Hajj pilgrimage. The authority is coordinating with global health organizations and has been implementing precautionary measures since July 2019, when entry visas were suspended for travelers from Ebola-affected areas. These measures have been continuously reviewed based on ongoing risk assessments. The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Ebola outbreak a Public Health Emergency of International Concern on May 17, prompting Saudi Arabia to enhance its health response. This includes activating health response teams, increasing screening measures, and ensuring health facilities are ready to handle suspected cases. Daily epidemiological monitoring is underway at accommodation sites for pilgrims arriving from affected countries. Weqayah confirmed that no suspected or confirmed Ebola cases have been reported in the Kingdom, and the health status of pilgrims is stable and under close monitoring. The authority continues to collaborate with local and international agencies to ensure public health safety during the Hajj season.