States should share exit screening data with WHO on a regular basis.
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鼓励各国在埃博拉病毒病在这一整个次区域的传播得到遏制之前保持出境筛查做法。
Such exit screening must be maintained for at least 42 days after the last case has twice tested negative for Ebola virus; countries are encouraged to maintain exit screening until EVD transmission has stopped in the entire subregion.
There should be no general ban on international travel or trade; there should be no restrictions on the travel of EVDsurvivors; only those restrictions outlined in these recommendations regarding the travel of EVD cases and contacts should be implemented.
States should be prepared to detect, investigate, and manage Ebola cases; this should include assured access to a qualified diagnostic laboratory for EVD and, where appropriate, the capacity to manage travellers originating from areas of active Ebola transmission who arrive at international airports or major land crossing points with unexplained febrile illness.