Glen48
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Accchoo.... sorry I must run my Anti virius more often. Can we put Robots in to quarantine as well?
Wonder why Reinhardt didn't see this.![]()
Glen48 said:Accchoo.... sorry I must run my Anti virius more often. Can we put Robots in to quarantine as well?
Swine flu fears as NZ students quarantined
Posted 2 hours 55 minutes ago
Updated 2 hours 9 minutes ago
A New Zealand school group has been quarantined after returning from Mexico with flu-like symptoms local health authorities said.
Three teachers and 22 senior students from Rangitoto College in Auckland, arrived back in the country on Saturday after a three-week trip to Mexico.
The Auckland Regional Public Health Service said some had symptoms of an influenza-like illness and were being kept in isolation as a precaution while tests to exclude or confirm swine influenza were carried out.
Health Ministry spokesman Michael Flyger told the New Zealand Press Association the results of tests were expected later on Sunday.
Three teachers and 22 senior students from Rangitoto College in Auckland, arrived back in the country on Saturday after a three-week trip to Mexico.
Health Ministry spokesman Greg Simmonds says the early stages of New Zealand's pandemic response plan have been activated and a national coordination centre set up.
"I understand that the emergency personnel in the ministry of health are manning that particular emergency operation centre," he said.
"But it has been stood up and there is communication between the various government agencies, including border agencies, over this issue."
A New Zealand-based animal diseases consultant, Professor Roger Morris, said the country had stockpiles of the medication Tamiflu, which he said appeared to work against the current strain of influenza.
The World Health Organisation (WHO) has declared a "public health emergency of international concern" after the outbreak of a new strain of swine flu in Mexico.
Mexican authorities believe as many as 81 people have died and another 1,300 are infected with the disease.
Well at least we can be thankful that we're living in Australia, one of few to be surrounded entirely by sea
If we ever do get a worldwide outbreak, our response would be much better than those of other nations. We have the expertise and we have a relatively small population to take care of.
Well at least we can be thankful that we're living in Australia, one of few to be surrounded entirely by sea![]()
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