North Korea is lifting anti-Ebola measures which for the past four months have required foreigners to undergo 21 days in quarantine, a North Korea tour agency source told NK News on Monday.

The reversal of the measures means that for the first time since late October, tourist visits to North Korea will be allowed.

“We’ve heard from a couple of sources that the Ebola suspension has apparently been lifted. However it hasn’t come down through official channels yet and as such can’t be said to be 100 percent but it’s looking very good for a full official return to the