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So now there is a report that the 2nd nurse had actually contacted the CDC before her first flight because her temp was 99.5 but this was not considered to be in the "danger zone" so they said she was not a flight risk and allowed her to fly. Now the CDC is "saying" that anyone known to be in contact, or to have been in contact, with someone that may be infected will no longer be allowed to travel and will be quarantined and monitored. This is really something that we know nothing about. With that being said, we are going to make some mistakes because we are humans and it is human nature. However that doesn't mean that we won't learn from the mistakes. What is going to make a difference is how swift people react to those mistakes to keep the same thing from happening again. A good start would be if they will actually follow through with the "no travel" rule, or whatever you want to call it. But that is one of those "mistakes" that should have been corrected a lot sooner.
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