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Two Americans volunteering in the Peace Corps are now isolated after being exposed to the Ebola virus, but are not showing symptoms yet.
Their names have not been released.
"We can confirm that two Peace Corps volunteers have had contact with an individual who later died of the Ebola virus," a Peace Corps representative told The News. "These volunteers are not symptomatic and are currently isolated and under observation. When they receive medical clearance for return to the U.S., we will work with them to travel safely back."
http://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/health/2-u-s-peace-corps-volunteers-exposed-ebola-article-1.1885921
logosoco
(3,208 posts)so we are watching this story with even more concern.
This example made me have some confidence in the PC that they are on top of things and doing the best for the volunteers.
I hope the CDC and anyone involved can learn more about this virus and how to better prevent it and contain it, and maybe even wipe it out.
PADemD
(4,482 posts)KENYA and Ethiopia, home to some of Africa's largest transport hubs, said Thursday they had boosted measures to combat possible Ebola cases arriving in their countries.
http://www.newvision.co.ug/news/658263-east-africa-boosts-anti-ebola-measures.html
Can your son come home?
logosoco
(3,208 posts)so I am putting my trust in them. They seem to be on the ball on getting volunteers out when it's not safe.