U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the United States is working to prevent Ebola from entering the country as an outbreak continues in central Africa. Reporting from multiple outlets describes Rubio’s public assurance that the U.S. government is taking steps to contain the situation and reduce the risk of importation. He points to efforts by the State Department and other federal agencies, saying they are actively working to address the crisis and maintain safeguards. The coverage characterizes Rubio’s comments as part of a broader U.S. containment approach, with emphasis on coordination across government bodies rather than on a single measure. Both sources frame the statement as a reassurance to the public and as an indication that the U.S. is monitoring developments closely. The articles do not provide specific operational details, timelines, or changes to policy, but they agree that Rubio’s message centers on containment and prevention while the outbreak remains active in the region.