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From the video:
* He traveled through Belgium and Britain
* He arrived in Tokyo with a fever
* He was in Liberia for two months but had no known exposures to ebola patients
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A man arriving at Haneda Airport on the evening of October 27th after spending time in Liberia was showing symptoms of a fever. He was taken to the National Center for Global Health and Medicine in Shinjuku.
The man is said to be in his forties.
Tests are being done and the government has said they cannot confirm that he has had contact with an Ebola patient.
The unnamed man is a 45-year-old journalist, according to the Health, Labor and Welfare Ministry and police. He had been resident in Liberia from August until October 18th, after which he came back to Japan via Belgium and the UK.
He has a very high fever of 37.5 degrees Celsius (99.5 degrees Fahrenheit) and tests are being done to see if he has been infected by a tropical diseases, including the Ebola virus.
The results of initial tests will arrive in the early hours of October 28th.
Japanese health authorities say a Canadian man who arrived in Tokyo from Liberia with symptoms of a fever has tested negative for the Ebola virus.
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The man, identified as a journalist who visited Liberia, West Africa, for around two months from Aug. 18, tested negative again in a second test Wednesday and is in good condition, the Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare said.
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