Lakeland, FL – Florida Orders 21-day Monitoring For Ebola

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    David D'Eugenio, founder of the HomeSafety Academy which gives classes and instructions on what to do and how to prepare for catastrophic events, stands outside his trailer that is equipped with generators, communication radios, food and other paraphernalia that will be used as a self-contained survival and comfort station against the threat of Ebola and other disasters, in Lake Park, Florida October 21, 2014. ReutersLakeland, FL – Florida Gov. Rick Scott is ordering twice daily monitoring for anyone returning from places the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention designates as affected by Ebola.

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    Scott signed the order Saturday, giving the Florida Health Department authority to monitor individuals for 21 days. Scott said his administration asked the CDC to identify risk levels of returning individuals from specific parts of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone but has not received information.

    The governor said in a statement that the health department has already used a CDC web program to identify four individuals who returned to Florida after traveling to areas with Ebola.

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    PaulinSaudi
    PaulinSaudi
    11 years ago

    How did Americans become so afraid of every little thing? This is embarrassing.

    PaulinSaudi
    PaulinSaudi
    11 years ago

    I am perfectly willing to take my chances. Obviously I would do what I can to help the sick. That is what men do. I simply do not live my life afraid.