NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — Three Kenyan health workers have tested positive for Ebola after caring for the country's first confirmed case, the Heal…

Kenya's first Ebola case has raised concerns about border control and virus tracing. A Kenyan man traveled for weeks through three countries, undetected, until he tested positive in Nairobi. He had lived in Congo for seven years and felt ill a month ago. He traveled by road to Uganda, then flew to Nairobi on Saturday. He died on Monday. The Africa CDC Director-General, Jean Kaseya, emphasized the need for strong surveillance at entry points. Officials are tracing contacts, including passengers and crew from his flight. Kenya's Health Ministry has heightened border surveillance and designated isolation facilities.