Smith said the 10 individuals are contacted twice daily to monitor for symptoms, but their movement is not restricted. They are monitored for 21 days past their potential for exposure. Ebola’s incubation period is between two and 21 days. The MDCH is not releasing information on where in Michigan the monitoring is occurring. “There isn’t a new or increased risk to the general public at this time, and for privacy reasons we are not disclosing the specific locations,” Smith said. Kent County officials on Oct. 24 disclosed the monitoring of one person. Oakland County on Oct. 17 said one individual was self-monitoring. So.. Hold onto your hats kids............................looks like the president wants to rush this along.......... just wait until these midterm elections are over. All hell is gonna break loose.
Posted on: Thu, 30 Oct 2014 11:11:29 +0000
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