A quarantine area is a designated space where individuals, animals, or goods are isolated to prevent the spread of infectious diseases. This practice is commonly used during outbreaks of illnesses, such as COVID-19 or Ebola, to ensure that those who may be infected do not come into contact with healthy populations. In a quarantine area, strict health protocols are followed, including monitoring symptoms and conducting tests. These areas can be found in hospitals, airports, or specific facilities, and are essential for public health safety. The goal is to contain potential outbreaks and protect the wider community from illness.