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To: elmatador who wrote (33412)	5/10/2003 12:51:12 AM
From: RealMuLan	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

>>textiles, the FT says, is affected negatively because textile business needs face to face contact etc etc.<< maybe this will help the deflation<g> Canada: Experts disagree on end of Toronto SARS crisis Updated Fri. May. 9 2003 10:39 PM ET Toronto chief medical officer of health, Dr. Sheela Basrur, says she believes the SARS outbreak is all but over. But a top infectious disease expert disagrees, saying it's too early to declare the city a SARS-free zone. Basrur told reporters Friday that the state of emergency declared over the health crisis will soon be lifted. "For all intents and purposes, from my standpoint, the outbreak is over,'' said Basrur. "It's only a formality to actually declare the emergency itself over for administrative reasons.'' An announcement from the WHO on whether Toronto would be removed from the list of places still afflicted with SARS was expected early next week. But Dr. Donald Low, Mount Sinai Hospital's chief microbiologist, says it's "a little premature" to take us off the list. "That's something that would be better to be reassessed in maybe a week's time.'' The number of active SARS cases in Toronto has been declining for more than a week, and the death toll has held steady at 23. ctv.ca