Ten people linked to Kenya's first-ever Ebola case quarantined as screening concerns grow

A total of ten people have been placed under quarantine in Kenya after coming into contact with the country's first-ever Ebola case. The patient, who passed through multiple cities in the Democratic Republic of Congo, drove to Uganda, and eventually flew to Kenya, has raised concerns about screening procedures.

The Kenyan government has since implemented enhanced screening measures at all points of entry to prevent further spread of the virus.