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Seven American aid workers were detained at a Kenyan Ebola treatment center. Their detention followed the announcement of a travel ban by the Trump administration. The Seven American aid workers were detained at a Kenyan Ebola treatment center. Their
detention followed the announcement of a travel ban by the Trump administration. The workers had been deployed to the Democratic Republic of Congo. They were on the frontline of the Ebola outbreak response. Their employer confirmed that none of the workers
displayed any Ebola symptoms. Health officials continue to monitor the staff for any signs of infection. The travel ban restricts entry for individuals from certain countries, affecting aid operations. Observers await clarification on the workers' release and the
impact on the DRC response.