Sri Lanka, May 20 -- Health experts have given mixed signals over the risk of Ebola entering Sri Lanka, with one specialist saying there is no immediate danger, even as he calls for stronger screening at airports and greater public caution.

Federation of Doctors for Medical and Civil Rights President and Specialist Dr. Chamal Sanjeewa said Sri Lanka is not at risk of an Ebola outbreak, despite ongoing cases in parts of Africa.

He said international reports have recorded around 65 deaths and 246 suspected cases linked to the Ebola virus disease. However, he added that the situation is still considered under control according to the World Health Organization, which reduces the chance of the virus spreading to other countries.

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