Posted on 10/25/2014 1:22:34 AM PDT by CorporateStepsister
A woman who had been quarantined at Newark Airport due to stricter screening protocols on Friday after reporting contact with Ebola victims was seen exiting an ambulance in a hazmat suit later that evening as she made her way into an isolation unit at University Hospital in Newark, New Jersey.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said the woman arrived at the airport on a flight on Friday from West Africa. He earlier announced that additional screening protocols were being implemented at JFK and Newark International Airports.
The woman, who initially showed no symptoms of the deadly virus, just hours later developed a fever according to the New York Times and is now being tested for the virus.
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“Newark is my most hated of airports. I can see why they still allow west African air traffic there. It already looks like a third world country.”
Newark was a hell hole in a bigger Hell Hole, the surrounding area in the late 1960’s and 1970’s. I can only imagine how bad it is now.
“How about everyone she had contact with on the airplane?”
That will come later after all of her fellow passengers have gone home or to other airports.
Newark is still a dump; it is nothing more than a transit hub with a small downtown, which is required to support a large surrounding welfare hatchery.
WE should set up a facility in Africa that is tailored for doctors returning to the US. Quarantine them there.
I THANK GOD that these dips are being quarantined even if against their will.
WE should set up a facility in Africa that is tailored for doctors returning to the US. Quarantine them there.
I THANK GOD that these dips are being quarantined even if against their will.
Thanks; they were hoping to latch on to the revival of places like Hoboken and Jersey City’s “Gold Coast”, but those places simply expelled their undesirables to attract wealthy residents and Newark can’t...
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