The White House says there are no plans to postpone or cancel a summit of African leaders in America, although there is an outbreak of Ebola virus in West Africa.
More than 40 African leaders are scheduled to meet with President Barack Obama in Washington next week.
White House spokesman Eric Schultz said Americans know that there are reports of Americans who suffer from Ebola proven, but the Center for Disease Control says there is no risk means for America.
Schultz said Obama received the latest reports on a regular basis regarding the outbreak. He said American institutions provide equipment and other assistance, and Americans working closely with countries in West Africa in order to curb the spread of the epidemic.
Ebola is one of the most deadly diseases in the world.
More than 40 African leaders are scheduled to meet with President Barack Obama in Washington next week.
White House spokesman Eric Schultz said Americans know that there are reports of Americans who suffer from Ebola proven, but the Center for Disease Control says there is no risk means for America.
Schultz said Obama received the latest reports on a regular basis regarding the outbreak. He said American institutions provide equipment and other assistance, and Americans working closely with countries in West Africa in order to curb the spread of the epidemic.
Ebola is one of the most deadly diseases in the world.
