Good news nurse in Australia and Sherriff Deputy Texas both tested negative Ebola

Source Sky News

Bit of good news maybe not all doom and gloom maybe panic setting in for normal tummy bugs etc.

a reply to: anxiouswens
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There wouldn't have been a scare if goody-two-shoes' stopped driving past their own people on the way to the airport to play nurse on the other side of the world because it's heroic.

a reply to: anxiouswens

What happened to the 21 days??

I thought symptoms can show up to 21 days after...

a reply to: BasementWarriorKryptonite

Exactly. Another example of forgetting the people in your own backyard who are in need.

This is what needs to be fully explained to public isnt it. None of it makes sense. It was saying earlier on BBC News that ambulance travelled in by woman in Spain was used to transfer several patients after her before realising she had ebola and then disinfecting!! So no doubt havnt heard the last of it in Spain.a reply to: TruthxIsxInxThexMist

Still in quarantine.

Still within alleged 21-day development period.

Still at risk.

No?

a reply to: anxiouswens

I would have linked it for you but I'm on my phone which makes it impossible. The Aussie woman is still awaiting results according to them unless it updated elsewhere.

I would think more would be excited about this???
Did I miss something, was this posted already?

I'm getting frustrated, telling people someone has Ebola = numerous posts, flags, stars fall from the sky. Tell the same people those suspected are fine = nothing.

I don't get it!

a reply to: AnteBellum
Not a very fair assessment, really.
I've read many expressions of relief in other threads when someone replies with an update regarding a new negative report..