Breaking News: CDC Rush to Newark Airport

[Allabord4Jah]

Daily news U.K. 10/04/2014 Just updated:

 

BREAKING NEWS: CDC officials rush to Newark Airport in full hazmat suits to meet Liberian passenger flying from Brussels who was vomiting violently and 'showed symptoms of Ebola' 

[zoebarry]

Oh no, 255 people have now been exposed!! 

 

I don't know why they don't close the borders!  This is ridiculous!  It's going to get way worse!!

[Old]

Oh no, 255 people have now been exposed!! 

 

I don't know why they don't close the borders!  This is ridiculous!  It's going to get way worse!!

 

Really? I am sure it will get worse, but close the borders? Have you given any thought to the millions of people that enter the US every day?

Do you remember how 9/11 when the borders were shut down, had a terrible ripple effect on the economy which was mostly unseen because we were all watching the horrible news about the towers.

[zoebarry]

Really? I am sure it will get worse, but close the borders? Have you given any thought to the millions of people that enter the US every day?

Do you remember how 9/11 when the borders were shut down, had a terrible ripple effect on the economy which was mostly unseen because we were all watching the horrible news about the towers.

 

 

Um, when I said close the borders, you are assuming I meant US borders.  They can close the borders of those African countries, can't they?

[Stavro]

The Daily Mail has a tendency to grossly exaggerate some details, and outright fabricate others, since they only copy and paste reports and stories found elsewhere on the internet, including stories created exclusively from fake social media entries and well-known hoax sites.

 

According to firsthand American news sources with reporters actually on the scene, he was vomiting, but displayed no other symptoms of Ebola. Health officials do not believe he has Ebola at all, he is only being treated as a precaution, and even if he does have Ebola he would not yet have been contagious at the time of the quarantine. 

 

http://abcnews.go.com/Health/cdc-officials-meet-flight-passenger-shows-ebola-symptoms/story?id=25965383

http://news.yahoo.com/two-passengers-escorted-newark-flight-ebola-concern-report-182449988.html

 

And according to USA today, "the CDC has investigated more than 100 Ebola scares in 33 states in just the first four days of October." (None of those cases were actually Ebola.)

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/10/04/texas-ebola-patient-mishandled/16713389/

 

Whether Ebola spreads or not remains to be seen, but nobody is benefiting from the scare-mongering by media outlets who intentionally suppress information about the actual method of transmission just to get more viewers and readers.

[Old]

Um, when I said close the borders, you are assuming I meant US borders.  They can close the borders of those African countries, can't they?

"Officials rush to Newark..." ,, thought that was the border you were talking about. Impossible to close borders in the infected part of Africa, no boundry markers, no Fences and no border patrols, etc.

[Allabord4Jah]

ABC News/Oct 4, 2014

 

0/4/2014 6:51 PM ET

@ABC: UPDATE: Airline passenger who showed possible Ebola symptoms does not have disease, officials say http://t.co/0TPtgfoNyL

 

Passenger Who Showed Possible Ebola Symptoms Does Not Have Disease

Oct 4, 2014, 1:40 PM ET

 

A passenger who was taken off a flight from Brussels to Newark, N.J., today along with his daughter after his sickness triggered fear that he might have Ebola does not have the deadly disease, officials said. United Airlines Flight 998 was met by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention officials at Newark Liberty International Airport and the passenger, who was believed to be from Liberia, and his daughter were removed from the plane by a CDC crew in full hazmat gear. They were taken to University Hospital in Newark for testing.  "After an examination by physicians at University Hospital, the symptoms of one individual were found to be consistent with another, minor treatable condition unrelated to Ebola," University Hospital spokeswoman Donna Leusner said. "The second individual, who was traveling with the patient, was asymptomatic. The two individuals will be released with self-monitoring."

 

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 There is more to the story, you must click on the link!  Fear mongering, reminds me of the AID'S epidemic in the 1980's