During disease outbreaks, airports implement health screening protocols where travelers who have visited affected regions undergo temperature checks and health questionnaires; those without symptoms are allowed to continue their journey, while symptomatic individuals are isolated and treated at local medical facilities to prevent disease spread.
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Ebola health screenings begin Tuesday at Houston's Bush Intercontinental AirportAdded:
And this morning, we're learning more about the Ebola health screenings that start today at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport. Federal officials say people who visited certain African countries connected with the deadly Ebola outbreak will be funneled through one of the three airports.
According to a Harris County judge, those passengers will be screened for a fever and then asked a series of questions. If someone doesn't have a fever or show symptoms, they'll be allowed to travel. But if they do, they'll be isolated and treated at local hospitals.
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