US President Barack Obama criticised the new anti-Ebola measures adopted in three US states for the lack of clarity and negative consequences they might have on the Ebola outbreak in Africa. New York New Jersey and Illinois announced that they would quarantine air travelers having contact with Ebola-affected patients in West Africa. (Read: Mandatory Ebola quarantine guidelines for health workers changed) The Obama administration said Sunday in a statement that the imposition of 'certain measures' could unnecessarily dissuade medical personnel from volunteering in the fight against Ebola in West Africa. The first person to be affected by the new protocol