New Delhi, June 6 -- The second of two Sudanese nationals admitted to the state-run Gandhi Hospital here with complaints of fever also tested negative for Ebola, officials said on Saturday.

The student in his 20s, was referred to hospital on the evening of June 4 from a private healthcare facility in the city. An attendant of the student was advised to remain in home isolation.

Earlier, another Sudanese national tested negative after being admitted to the hospital when he was found to have fever during thermal screening at the RGI airport. He had come to Hyderabad for knee surgery.

The Telangana government has set up a special 10-bed isolation ward at Gandhi Hospital for suspected Ebola cases.

Last month, Hyderabad airport issued an a...