Precautionary measures are being put in-place in the city of Guangzhou to stop the potential spread of the Ebola virus, which has killed hundreds of people in west Africa this year.
The southern Chinese metropolis is home to a relatively large population of African expats.
More than a thousand people from Africa arrive at the Baiyun Airport in Guangzhou every day.
Machines have been set up to test passengers' body temperature.
Any one whose body temperature is above 37.5 degrees Celsius will have his or her blood tested.
Chen Yanling is with the Baiyun International Airport.
"We have dispatched more personnel to various positions. We have strengthened monitoring for those who may have a high fever. We've already pulled peop
