Nothing to be concerned about folks.The CDC knows how to prevent exactly this sort of thing from happening.
CDC Director Tom Frieden told us so himself.
HOLY CRAP, FOLKS....
bttt
132 passengers were on board.
It just gets better.
I think it’s time to PANIC!
The way this thing is spreading.. I’m thinking it has to be airborne by now.
No way that these healthcare workers got this virus by any other way but airborne....
Good thing it’s hard to transmit Obola...
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A Frontier Airlines plane is on a remote runway at Hopkins Airport being cleaned.
Well. I’m not sure why the health care worker, while self-monitoring, would have been traveling. That seems a little (a lot) irresponsible.
Uh, I thought the POS’ CDC and local health officials were watching the people attending Patient Zero like a hawk? If so, why would they allow this individual to board an airplane?
Nice! And according to the PC police it’s still safe to accept flights and passengers from heavily infected countries!
Story just updated:
The second healthcare worker who tested positive for Ebola last night flew by air Oct. 13th, the day before she reported symptoms, reported the Center for Disease Control and Prevention in a release.
She flew on Frontier Airlines flight 1143 Cleveland to Dallas/Fort Worth. The CDC is asking all 132 passangers on the flight to call 1 800-CDC INFO (1 800-232-4636). Passengers will be monitored for symptoms and interviewed about the flight.
The cynic in me says that Prince Obie sees this as Africa getting even for colonialism and slavery.
Question #1: did this person’s travel itinerary show departure originating from Africa?
So if he was symptomatic for 3 or 4 days BEFORE he was diagnosed, having visited the ER once and been sent home, this kind of blows the ‘symptomatic people don’t do anything that might endanger others, they’re too sick’ meme doesn’t it?
And he will finally stop incoming flights from Africa.
Good thing we got all the News people back.
I now believe that Ebola is a "touch" disease....just like small pox. Everything an infected person touches becomes an ebola carrier waiting for a passer by.
If she flew on Frontier from Cleveland to Dallas on the 13th, someone should ask what flight she was on and when from Dallas to Cleveland.
Obama loves you.
Nothing to be concerned about folks.The CDC knows how to prevent exactly this sort of thing from happening.
CDC Director Tom Frieden told us so himself.
So this is the victim that was reported overnight (#3 associated with this Dallas outbreak).
This really bothers me. All of these healthcare workers that were associated with treating #1 were supposed to be under surveillance. Why would they have the opportunity to get on a plane anywhere?
Not only that, but if they flew back from Cleveland to Dallas, how did they get to Cleveland? When did they go to Cleveland? When did they really start feeling symptomatic. Are we in touch with whomever they interacted with in Cleveland?
