If you could comment on the decision by the US to impose a travel ban on Uganda, DRC and South Sudan,

and whether you have any advice or recommendations for countries with more direct links to travel links to those countries

on whether that would be an appropriate public health measure to take. Thank you.

Thank you very.

Dr. Mahmoud, would you like to start?

Thanks for that question.

Well, WHA recommendation for a long time is evidence and science base and solidarity.

For some time where we know what works.

What works is contact tracing, monitoring those contracts,

isolation, and immediate referral.

Give you an example, like Uganda has done an incredible amount

of work in tracing all the contacts and putting them in an institution

or home quarantine monitoring them. So we encourage all contacts and our recommendation. We'll hear

from the emergency committee what the recommendations are. All contacts, all cases should not travel.

So we would like to all countries and appreciate what they have done so far.

That's the first step of defense in terms of a global health security.

Second element, countries are doing point of exit screening.

Both Uganda, DRC are already doing that. So in support of the activity done by Uganda and DRC are already doing that.

So in support of the activity done by Uganda and DRC, and going in this humanitarian conflict

area, supporting them is the best medicine for the entire world in support of solidarity

of DRC.

It's a complex, as DG said, hundreds of thousand displaced population, insecurity,

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