Concerns over Ebola in the United States have escalated due to the prolonged nature of the disease; symptoms can take two weeks to appear. Given the ease with which the virus can travel via plane through a carrier who does not yet know he is infected, Breitbart News attempted to contact the FAA, TSA, and CDC about airport safety procedures. All three agencies did not respond to public concern over the deadly disease.The FAA is based in Washington, DC and split into regions across the country. Breitbart News requested information from each regional office regarding specific procedures in the area, but each press contact directed questions back to the FAA's main headquarters. There is still no response after four days.
Breitbart News then contacted the TSA, asking how officers proceed with passengers to and from areas affected by Ebola. The press secretary said the CDC is in charge of the procedures. The CDC has not responded to questions, but their website does offer generic travel warnings to Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Guinea. They said people should cancel nonessential travel to these countries, placing their warning at Level 3, the highest grade of travel warning. The CDC writes the governments “recently instituted enhanced measures to combat the spread of Ebola.”
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Breitbart News then contacted the TSA, asking how officers proceed with passengers to and from areas affected by Ebola. The press secretary said the CDC is in charge of the procedures. The CDC has not responded to questions, but their website does offer generic travel warnings to Sierra Leone, Liberia, and Guinea. They said people should cancel nonessential travel to these countries, placing their warning at Level 3, the highest grade of travel warning. The CDC writes the governments “recently instituted enhanced measures to combat the spread of Ebola.”
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