First suspicious patient of Ebola in Greece is a reality.

also in defencenet.gr but i can not place a direct link in here as the web adress has greek characters

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But they said just yesterday that Greece is of low risk?

The hospital that the one victim is transfered is called Salvation. He is Greek that returned from Lagos.
Greece is going to face a huge problem in MHO a huge number of illegal immegrants are reaching the country evey month. A large number comes from Africa nations.

Not only yesterday but also as of this morning.

in Real.gr it is reported that the man is form Libia. I think is to soon to tell futher infos. A also this is not the first suspect as they report as previous days there have been other persons tested.

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I m sure they will repeat it tonight!

Salvation = to Swtiria
kala pame!

one at Sotiria and one at Laiko

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Ostria I am sure that we will be from the first Europians countries that will come against this as we have a huge number of illegal immegrants that most of them live in horrible conditions with terrible hygien,no precautions and they tend to live all together. Also we have a large number of tourist coming this period that makes the scenario more frightening. Finnaly the two suspicious incidents are in Athens which means that it can spead extremely fast. I am just keep wondering the last two days why are we in a low risk level.

The one from Libya has malaria
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Yes I read that. Good knews.

I've never ever seen a product made in Greece.
This must be the 1st and the last shit by Greece!

Yes claiming that Greece is low risk in the middle of the tourist period and with all the legal and illegal immigrants around, is just silly politics.
And how stupid is this.. they brought them right to two of the biggest and more busy hospitals of Athens. And imagine they already had the special meeting on Ebola a day ago!

we love you to!

Baklava..

malakies toy protou thematos and dont panic

Den einai mono sto thema kai ennoeitai no panic. Just trying to be informed.

basically it is like a training drill which is not bad, but if we really have to deal with such a case in the future i would prefer to run to the country side as soon as they announce it.

High Risk
-Exposure from a percutaneous injury (e.g., a needlestick or cut with a sharp object) to blood, tissue, or other body fluids that are potentially infectious (e.g., urine, vomitus, or stool).
-Exposure from direct, unprotected contact with potentially infectious material (e.g., touching vomitus with an ungloved hand).
-Mucosal exposure (e.g., of eyes, nose, or mouth) to splashes or droplets of potentially infectious blood and body fluids or sexual contact with a symptomatic patient.

Low Risk
-Sharing a room or sitting in a vehicle within 6 feet (e.g., coughing distance) of a potentially infectious patient without direct contact with a potentially infectious material.
-Providing routine medical care while using personal protective equipment (PPE) appropriately
-Routine cleaning and laundry of contaminated linens and surfaces while using PPE appropriately.
-Transport of a potentially infectious patient or specimen without direct contact with potentially infectious material.
-Handling of clinical specimens while using PPE appropriately.

I bet 90%+ of the transmission of this virus so far has fell into the "low risk" category, yet it is still spreading just fine.

^^^THIS

Watching for confirmations.