Messages and discussions about the disease will continue on the radio and in film shows, with new drama and musical events planned to further increase the level of awareness about the disease. Five suspected cases were reported from Tanzania. These cases were investigated and clinical samples sent to National Institute for Virology, South Africa. The preliminary results for all cases are negative. WHO recommends no special restrictions on travel or trade to or from Uganda.
Many countries have routine health regulations concerning travel and trade.
No specific measures with respect to Ebola haemorrhagic fever are warranted or advised.