[Covenantor]

Seriously, number of cases is not so important a factor as proximity, and whether those cases are along major transport corridors to where one lives.

Indeed, but situations can turn on a dime. I'm still pondering on the mystery Ebola patient delivered to NIH in Bethesda, MD, my immediate neighborhood, when it's revealed that the Texas Patient Zero passed through Dulles Airport, in the wild as it were. And no information about length of stay, what he did, flight numbers etc. An 'effin hand grenade rolling through our country.

[no-to-illegals]

Seen any info regarding Maryland patient? I’ve found none. Sometimes I have to believe it is one of those ‘Turn the Page Moments’.

[grey_whiskers]

Indeed, but situations can turn on a dime. I'm still pondering on the mystery Ebola patient delivered to NIH in Bethesda, MD, my immediate neighborhood, when it's revealed that the Texas Patient Zero passed through Dulles Airport, in the wild as it were. And no information about length of stay, what he did, flight numbers etc. An 'effin hand grenade rolling through our country. You might find this of interest: http://www.avianflutalk.com/ebola-flight-s_topic32243.html