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To: foundation who wrote (6027)	3/24/2003 11:13:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) of 12229

<font color=RED> * SAR WARS * RED ALERT A HUGE war looming and much bigger deal than Al Qaeda or Saddam or North Korea: Message 18748591 Centers for Disease Control FAQ etc here and the gory details: cdc.gov Don't visit people, talk to them via cdma2000. Don't say to returning loved ones "Oh, it's so great to see you again" before giving them a great big smooch on the lips. Ask to see their 10 day quarantine certificate. Mqurice <24 March 2003 Advice to travelers, situation update Travel advice Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) was first recognized as a new disease in Asia in mid-February. Since then, more than 450 cases, with 17 deaths, have been reported from 13 countries on three continents.> The growth rate is steady. They have NOT got it anywhere near under control. As numbers increase, mutations increase, virulence increases, propagation increases, .... etc... The bug is one step ahead of them. By the time somebody is sick and they round up all the people that person was in contact with, the bug has moved on to the next people. There is no way to know who has been contacted out of all the contacts people have each day. The Japanese style of bowing in greeting is a good idea. Maori hongis are a bad idea. A very bad idea! That's holding noses together and mingling breath on greeting. Sloppy kisses are definitely not ideal. <Update on cases and countries affected Reports from health authorities in 13 countries, compiled today, indicate a cumulative total of 456 cases of SARS and 17 deaths. This compares with reports a week ago (17 March) of 150 cases in 7 countries.Cumulative total of reported cases, 24 March. >

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