Amid rising global concerns over the Ebola virus, the Indian government has issued a new advisory urging individuals who have traveled from or transited through affected countries to self-isolate if they develop symptoms. The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare confirmed that there are currently no confirmed Ebola cases in India. Travelers exhibiting symptoms such as fever, headache, or unexplained bleeding should inform local health authorities. The advisory comes after the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the Ebola outbreak a public health emergency, with over 200 deaths reported and more than 1,077 suspected cases identified. The WHO cautioned that while the outbreak does not yet qualify as a pandemic, neighboring countries face a high risk. In response to the situation, the government has provided a helpline number, 1075, for those needing assistance. Gujarat's health minister confirmed that a suspected case tested negative, urging citizens to remain calm and rely on official health communications.