PARIS: France has started Ebola screenings at Paris airport for passengers arriving from Guinea.
The epidemic’s quick spread in the world and rising number of deaths compelled Air France flight attendants to call for a halt to flights from Conakry.
Fear of Ebola spread is also swelling in Belgium as it still operates flights to West Africa’s three worst affected countries.
In Spain, all four suspected cases tested negative for Ebola on Friday. The country is on high alert after a nurse became the first person to contract the virus outside West Africa.
“Teresa is a lot better. She is taking in liquids, juices, soups. She is in good spirits,” said a close friend of Romero.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) is set to declare Nigeria and Senegal Ebola-free zones by Monday. But the front line of the disease remains in Sierra Leone, Liberia and Guinea where it is spiralling out of control.
