Vietnam Ministry of Health advises 21-day health monitoring for travelers from Ebola-affected areas
Following the WHO's alert, Vietnam's Ministry of Health has urged travelers returning from Ebola-affected areas to monitor their health for 21 days. The current outbreak involves a strain for which no vaccine is yet approved.
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