reineraggie09 said:
We are flying out in a couple weeks. World Cup traffic + Ebola really has the wife nervous.
Kenneth_2003 said:
What does porta poties have to do with limiting points of entry from those three to four affected countries?
YouBet said:
WC is June 11 through July 19. We have planned no travel in the USA during this time period. Will be staying at home.
Saw a report that NYC is scared ****less of this and healthcare community is bracing for the worst with all of the incoming diseases and illnesses we are bound to get.
reineraggie09 said:
I appreciate the advice. Will make sure to pack lots of gloves, plastic bags, and duct tape.
Logos Stick said:
The good news is that Ebola is not an airborne illness.
Logos Stick said:
The good news is that Ebola is not an airborne illness.
reineraggie09 said:
Hospitals around the country are being briefed on foreign diseases in advance of all the international travelers for WC.
flown-the-coop said:Logos Stick said:
The good news is that Ebola is not an airborne illness.
Even if the infected is on an airplane? You sure about that?
Kashchei said:
Maybe people shouldn't be hanging around Argentine landfills contracting hantavirus and then taking cruises and visiting ****hole countries where you can get Ebola.
Quarantine where you are at. Don't let them back in the country.
Logos Stick said:flown-the-coop said:Logos Stick said:
The good news is that Ebola is not an airborne illness.
Even if the infected is on an airplane? You sure about that?
100% positive. It doesn't spread through small aerosol particles that float in the air and get inhaled across a room, like flu or covid. If someone coughed and you touched a droplet that fell on the seat and rubbed your eye, you could potentially be infected.
YouBet said:
WC is June 11 through July 19. We have planned no travel in the USA during this time period. Will be staying at home.
Saw a report that NYC is scared ****less of this and healthcare community is bracing for the worst with all of the incoming diseases and illnesses we are bound to get.
Stive said:YouBet said:
WC is June 11 through July 19. We have planned no travel in the USA during this time period. Will be staying at home.
Saw a report that NYC is scared ****less of this and healthcare community is bracing for the worst with all of the incoming diseases and illnesses we are bound to get.
Is there some history I'm missing of there being massive outbreaks after the WC or Olympics occur in the host country?!?
DrEvazanPhD said:
Cool, anyone here want to get in on a no-bid contract for a field hospital? Need to get on this while Dora is still the county judge
flown-the-coop said:Logos Stick said:flown-the-coop said:Logos Stick said:
The good news is that Ebola is not an airborne illness.
Even if the infected is on an airplane? You sure about that?
100% positive. It doesn't spread through small aerosol particles that float in the air and get inhaled across a room, like flu or covid. If someone coughed and you touched a droplet that fell on the seat and rubbed your eye, you could potentially be infected.
I think the joke may have flown over your head…
Yes, airborne Ebola would be bad. Donald Sutherland, Dustin Hoffman and Morgan Freeman have shown us this (Ebola like not Ebola).
agdoc2001 said:
Mask up, follow the taped arrows in your local grocery store, and if you see anyone actively leaking their liquified organs from their nipples, maybe give them an extra 5' of space.
YouBet said:Logos Stick said:
The good news is that Ebola is not an airborne illness.
YET.
Fauci is likely working on it.
Quote:
The fast-spreading Ebola virus is overwhelming creaking hospitals and clinics in the Democratic Republic of Congo, dimming hopes for quick containment of what is already the third-largest outbreak of the killer disease in history.
With at least 750 suspected cases and an official death count of 177 as of this weekendthe actual toll is likely higherpatients are being treated in ordinary wards because of a lack of dedicated Ebola treatment centers in the hardest-hit areas, according to the Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Quote:
In addition to the surging cases in Congo, Uganda has reported five Ebola patients, one of whom has died.
reineraggie09 said:
We are flying out in a couple weeks. World Cup traffic + Ebola really has the wife nervous.
BadMoonRisin said:reineraggie09 said:
We are flying out in a couple weeks. World Cup traffic + Ebola really has the wife nervous.
Have you considered not interacting with bodily fluids from infected people
Stive said:YouBet said:
WC is June 11 through July 19. We have planned no travel in the USA during this time period. Will be staying at home.
Saw a report that NYC is scared ****less of this and healthcare community is bracing for the worst with all of the incoming diseases and illnesses we are bound to get.
Is there some history I'm missing of there being massive outbreaks after the WC or Olympics occur in the host country?!?
flown-the-coop said:
Looks like the college coaching search is on fire!
flown-the-coop said:YouBet said:
WC is June 11 through July 19. We have planned no travel in the USA during this time period. Will be staying at home.
Saw a report that NYC is scared ****less of this and healthcare community is bracing for the worst with all of the incoming diseases and illnesses we are bound to get.
The health care community is not panicking… they have a full born grade AAA lasting 4 hours or more hard as a rock boner over the idea of an Ebola outbreak. They a mainlining pandemic armageddon shows and Neil Diamond songs as we speak.
