WHO issues GLOBAL emergency travel advisory.. please read.
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WHO issues emergency travel advisory
Emergency Travel Advisory
For some background see the following on JetBlast: "Super-Flu outbreak in HK".
For some background see the following on JetBlast: "Super-Flu outbreak in HK".
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Interesting.....
News story on CEEFAX (Page 119) 'Plane Passengers in Pneumonia Alert'.
Seems that a a jet going to Singapore has had people quarantined.
The news story doesn't make it clear if the jet diverted or was about to leave or what.
It does say that it had 155 passengers and that '85 passengers and 20 crew continued their journey' - Does this mean that 70 pax have been put into quarantine?????
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News story on CEEFAX (Page 119) 'Plane Passengers in Pneumonia Alert'.
Seems that a a jet going to Singapore has had people quarantined.
The news story doesn't make it clear if the jet diverted or was about to leave or what.
It does say that it had 155 passengers and that '85 passengers and 20 crew continued their journey' - Does this mean that 70 pax have been put into quarantine?????
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Gary.
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Pneumonia quarantine in Germany
Does anyone know what became of the German passengers ? Report says they were sent to their homes... were their movements restricted? Have anymore people become ill? people who were to have changed planes were held in quarantine?The passenger with the pneumonia must have been very sick to get WHO and the Center for Disease Control so hot and bothered on a weekend.
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The passenger with the pneumonia must have been very sick - which must have been obvious? If so why was he allowed to travel?
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Re: passenger travelling not knowing he was ill. If the article I read was correct (NY Times--www.nytimes.com/2003/03/17/health/17INFE.html--registration required) he had a fever, rash and was ill enough to ask to be tested for Dengue fever before he left NY. His chest X-ray there showed lobar pneumonia and he was given oral antibiotics.
I can fully understand the desire to return home when feeling unwell. But as this guy is a physician, who was involved in treating two SARS patients, he of all people should have known better than to fly when he was sick.
I can fully understand the desire to return home when feeling unwell. But as this guy is a physician, who was involved in treating two SARS patients, he of all people should have known better than to fly when he was sick.