CDC returns worker home after possible Ebola

CDC returns worker home after possible Ebola contact
By Elizabeth Cohen, Senior Medical Correspondent
updated 1:56 PM EDT, Wed August 27, 2014

(CNN) -- A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention staff member has returned to the United States from West Africa by charter flight after the employee had low-risk contact with a health worker who tested positive for Ebola.

The CDC worker was in close proximity to the ill person, but is reported to be healthy and has no symptoms.

Close proximity means that the CDC employee was within three feet of the ill person in the same room for a prolonged period of time.

The returning CDC staff person is rotating back to the United States, as scheduled, from an assignment in West Africa.

If you watch the UNSG Ban Ki Moon's statement encouraging totally OPEN, unrestricted borders and discouraging any kind of border control or monitoring? WHAT MORE DO YOU NEED TO HEAR TO CONVINCE YOU this is a BIOWEAPON released for 'sustainable population' de-growth?

Mariot. Well, if you consider it's lethal to 90% and then realize that so many dead would cause half the Ebola survivors to parish as well from all the issues that would crop up from so many bodies, what you're left with is a population equal to what it was during the Black Death Pan of the 1330's. Somehow I don't think that would be the goals of anyone outside of a few nut-ward cases or fictionally by a novelist. Now I know there are nut-ward cases all over the world in high places but they would have to be completely surrounded by nut-case colleagues to pull it off. Nut cases are almost always loners. And if a group were to get together there's always one or a few who are suddenly normal again and would spill the beans. I mean what nut case wouldn't want to prove he's normal by saving humanity? Nobody left to remember the bad guy or everybody left to remember the misdiagnosed good guy? I don't know. Mother Nature needs no colleagues and she's a loon it seems.