Riyadh: Saudi Arabia has banned its citizens from traveling to the two African states of Kenya and Tanzania affected by the epidemic.
According to Arab media, due to the outbreak of the Marburg virus in the African countries of Kenya and Tanzania, the Saudi authorities have stopped their citizens from traveling to the two countries.
The instructions issued by the Saudi Ministry of Health state that citizens should not travel to the two countries until the epidemic is under control, while the safety instructions issued by the local government to Saudi citizens already in these two countries. has been asked to act.
On the other hand, Oman also immediately barred its citizens from traveling to Kenya and Tanzania. The death toll from the Marburg virus in Genia has risen to nine, with more expected to rise after five deaths from the Marburg virus were confirmed in Tanzania last week.
Symptoms of Marburg virus include high fever, bleeding and organ failure. This virus is similar to the Ebola virus that originated in Africa.
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