So TSA agents are now qualified to check for Ebola?
Airport screenings
New measures at U.S. airports to screen for people possibly carrying the Ebola virus will include taking passengers’ temperatures and handing them questionnaires, according to a federal official and a second person briefed on an announcement the federal government plans to make Wednesday.
The enhanced methods, focused on people coming from West African nations hit by the Ebola crisis, will begin soon at New York’s JFK airport and then expand to four other major international airports: Newark, Chicago, Washington Dulles and Atlanta.
Among the countries considered to be in the so-called Ebola zone are Guinea, Sierra Leone,
Liberia and Nigeria.