CDC: More Than 1,400 People in U.S. Being Actively Monitored for Ebola

Not much in the MSM about this.

I guess the White House Czar is doing a fine job.

CDC: More Than 1,400 People in U.S. Being Actively Monitored for Ebola

The killer virus Ebola may not be front and center in the news, but it’s still in the forefront of efforts by health officials nationwide. As of today, more than 1,400 people in 44 states in the U.S. are being actively monitored by state and local health departments after returning from West Africa. The good news is that no new cases have been reported in the U.S. since Oct. 23.


According to the Centers for Disease Control, which provided the figure,

“They are being monitored because they came from one of the four countries with ongoing Ebola outbreaks.”


Responding to a public outcry, the Department of Homeland Security began, on Oct. 22, requiring all U.S. bound passengers from the primary Ebola-infected West African nations to arrive at one of five U.S. airports with enhanced screening.

i just googled the title, all link back to the website you posted.
can someone verify this?
i sure can't.

According to the Centers for Disease Control, which provided the figure

a reply to: rubbertramp

You would have thought the OP would have done some verification before posting.

I guess he is doing a fine job spreading disinformation.

a reply to: Chadwickus

just like infowars and many other sites, i don't trust opinion without links to sources.

See i knew this would happen if it's true goes all quiet then boom gotchya!

for doubting thomas' ......

google: " ebola monitoring "

gives some recent results in different cities.

could be true.

maybe naught.

I am apt to believe the figures.......what im wondering is what are the statistical chances the disease gets loose....
The virus has been found in semen up to 90 days after infection.....the troops will also be coming back in numbers as rotations build up....
The idea everyone will act responsibly seems remote with the numbers quoted....

a reply to: stirling

ditto. I think that the 1,400 number makes sense. But hot-dog! That's kinda freaky. But I think the chances of a pandemic atm are pretty slim-to-none. At least they're being watched--it would be worse if the CDC wasn't even aware of who might become infected. Good to see them doing their job.

Saw on the news tonight on local DFW news that the last 4 people being monitored was released today. The last known Ebola patient left Dallas 46 days ago.