Multiple reports say the NHS has warned staff to prepare for the possibility of Ebola cases arriving in the UK, citing a fast-growing outbreak in parts of Africa. The guidance described is aimed at ensuring healthcare services are ready to identify suspected cases promptly, isolate patients, and use protective measures if a patient is believed to have Ebola. One outlet reports staff are told to “stock up” on personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow isolation procedures immediately if required. The reports frame the action as preparedness in response to the outbreak’s expansion overseas and the risk that cases could be imported. The coverage does not indicate that any confirmed Ebola cases are present in the UK at the time of reporting, focusing instead on steps the NHS says it is taking to be ready. The overall picture is that hospitals and relevant staff are being reminded of infection-control practices and emergency response procedures in the event a suspected case is brought to care.