Canada is temporarily banning entry to foreign nationals who have recently been in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The measure, announced Sunday, aims to prevent the potential spread of Ebola within Canadian borders. Individuals who have travelled to the DRC within the last 21 days will be denied entry. This decision is a proactive step based on the ongoing Ebola outbreak in the DRC. The Canadian government cited public health concerns as the primary reason for the restriction. These border measures are temporary and will be reassessed as the situation evolves. Officials continue to monitor the outbreak and will provide updates as needed.