Brazilian health authorities are monitoring two people for possible Ebola infection in Brazil, according to officials cited by multiple outlets. The suspected cases are being investigated in the states of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. In response to public concern over the possibility of Ebola spreading beyond central Africa, health agencies say they are taking steps to assess the patients’ symptoms and potential exposure history. One report states that the Sao Paulo government considers the likelihood of Ebola being introduced into Brazil to be very low, even as the investigation proceeds. Another outlet reports that Brazilian authorities are actively monitoring the two patients and has described the move as part of broader preparedness as the Ebola outbreak continues to attract international attention. Together, the reports indicate that Brazil is conducting evaluations of the two suspected cases rather than confirming any Ebola diagnosis, while emphasizing low risk of introduction at this stage. Officials continue to assess the cases as part of public health surveillance.