This Is What It's Like to Travel From Liberia to the U.S. Right Now

NPR producer Rebecca Hersher has seen the world's somewhat-heightened Ebola security protocols first hand

Hersher, who NPR says reported on Ebola in Liberia for the past two weeks, returned home on Tuesday and was (sort of) screened for the disease.

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She tweeted each step of the process, from Liberia's Roberts International Airport to the security agents in Dulles, Virginia.

It begins at Liberia's airport, where she was handed a questionnaire seeking answers about her contact with Ebola, washed her hands with chlorinated water and had her temperature taken to check for fever. Read more...

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