NAS­SAU, Ba­hamas, May 25, CMC – Two for­eign na­tion­als, who re­cent­ly spent three weeks in the De­mo­c­ra­t­ic Re­pub­lic of Con­go and trav­eled to The Ba­hamas last week­end, re­main in iso­la­tion, health au­thor­i­ties say.

“The men, who have now been re­lo­cat­ed to the Mod­u­lar Unit of the Princess Mar­garet Hos­pi­tal, con­tin­ue to un­der­go mon­i­tor­ing pro­ce­dures in line with glob­al pro­to­cols for per­sons with a his­to­ry of trav­el to the De­mo­c­ra­t­ic Re­pub­lic of Con­go (DRC),” the Min­istry of Health and Well­ness said in a state­ment.

Act­ing Chief Med­ical Of­fi­cer Dr. Jil­lian Bartlett said the for­eign­ers, a British na­tion­al who lives in Aus­tralia and the oth­er, a French na­tion­al liv­ing in France, had ar­rived at the Lyn­den Pin­dling In­ter­na­tion­al Air­port on Fri­day night.