We use the Center for Disease Control traveler's health recommendations ( www.cdc.gov.) Your travel doctor will know about current epid em ics and should be consulted.
Entering Sri Lanka , vaccination against the Yellow Fever is legally required. The requirement is only enforced in involvement with people coming from the infected areas like Central Africa and parts of South America .
Other immunizations before traveling in Sri Lanka are also recommended for any longer trip in the Island , including Diphtheria & Tetanus, Hepatitis A and B, Japanese B Encephalitis, Polio, Rabies, Tuberculosis, and Typhoid . Malaria medication should be brought with you incase of travel to the high-risk area of the disease. Basic equipments for first-aid such as bandage, band-aids, and other wound dressing should be prepared as well.
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