WHO, CDC and State Department Travel and Health Warnings
The World Health Organization issued the following health alerts since the last ITT travel and health warning updates:
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- July 27: Ebola virus disease, West Africa (here)
- July 24: Ebola virus disease, West Africa (here)
- July 23: Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus (MERS-CoV) (here)
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issued the following health notices (The CDC website was unable to load links to the following notices at the time of ITT publication. The entire list of notices is available (here):
- July 25: Polio in Ethiopia
- July 25: Polio in Iraq
- July 25: Polio in Cameroon
- July 25: Polio in Somalia
- July 25: Polio in Syria
- July 25: Polio in Equatorial Guinea
- July 25: Chikungunya in French Guiana
- July 25: Chikungunya in Guyana
- July 25: Chikungunya in El Salvador
- July 25: Chikungunya in Suriname
- July 21: Measles in the Philippines
The State Department released the following new travel warnings:
- July 26: The State Department issued a Travel Warning for Libya, due to ongoing violence between Libyan militias (here).
- July 22: The State Department issued a Travel Alert for Russia, due to an unpredictable security situation along the border with Ukraine (here).
- July 21: The State Department issued a Travel Warning for Israel, The West Bank and Gaza, due to ongoing violence and destablization (here).
- July 21: The State Department issued a Travel Warning for Yemen, due to an extremely high security threat level from demonstrations and violence (here).