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International · By NoorNews Editorial · July 19, 2026

Uganda calls for travel restrictions to be lifted after last Ebola patient discharged

Uganda calls for travel restrictions to be lifted after last Ebola patient discharged

Country begins 42-day countdown to outbreak being declared officially over, as numbers continue to rise in neighbouring Democratic Republic of the Congo Uganda has started lobbying countries to lift Ebola-related travel restrictions after discharging its last confirmed Ebola patient from hospital. The discharge of a Congolese national from the Mulago national referral hospital’s isolation centre in Kampala on Thursday triggered the start of a 42-day countdown required by the World Health Organization before Uganda can officially be declared Ebola-free, provided no new infections are detected.

Truth Score
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Why this score

The story is corroborated by the provided baseline of trusted wire stories, which confirms Uganda's call for travel restrictions to be lifted following the discharge of its final Ebola patient. The details align with the official WHO-mandated 42-day countdown protocol.

Cross-checked against

  • The Guardian

Original report: The Guardian

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