North Korea is said to have quarantined residents who traveled abroad in order to stop the spread of Ebola.
 
Voice of America (VOA) reported on Thursday that North Korea had quarantined workers who traveled abroad, along with their families or others who had been in contact with them, for 21 days to undergo medical observation.
 
North Korea announced on October 29 that it would quarantine all foreigners who entered the country for 21 days regardless of their nationality or place of origin as a precaution against Ebola.